What is your airport personality?

You're a bit of a diva and you like your airport experience served with a side of service. Think: expedited everything and plenty of perks. Queues aren't for you and if you have to take your shoes off at security, you can bet your bottom dollar they are designer and you've come prepared with (matching) socks. There's no way your newly pedicure-d toes are touching airport floor grime. The only thing dirty you’ll be handling is a martini at the nearest upscale lounge.

Step aside, lowly infrequent travellers. Your airport game is on fleek. You are a seasoned flyer and know the ins and outs of air travel. You whiz through security and don’t have time for amateur mistakes. Adventure waits for no one, least of all those who forget to pack their liquids in a transparent plastic bag. You roll your eyes at any first-timers chugging bottled water by the rubbish bin. The closest thing you’ve experienced to a fear of flying is forgetting your noise-cancelling headphones or having to suffer through a sub-par in-flight movie.

You love flying and are excited about any new adventure. Like an over-eager child on their birthday, you are made giddy by every sight and smell the airport has to offer. Even wrestling your over-packed suitcase to the terminal door can’t bring you down. Your charming smile (and a healthy dose of flattery) has often got you out of trouble…and additional baggage fees! No need to rush; you'll get to the gate eventually. After all, you're off to see the world, and no travel glitch - big or small - could ever rain on your aeroplane-bound parade!

Your go-with-the-flow attitude may be a great addition to your dating profile, but it makes you a nightmare to travel with. “Where did that boarding pass go?” is a question you have asked on a number of occasions, but not to worry, it’s surely in the bathroom or at the newsstand or somewhere between airport security and your departure gate. For you, travelling is always an adventure – perhaps because you only remembered you were taking a trip yesterday when someone asked you if you were excited. You may end up at Gatwick when you should be at Heathrow, but it'll all work out one way or another. Besides, you're not finished packing yet.

The airport experience practically transforms your face into something that resembles that wide-eyed Emoji (you know the one). But you can turn those bug-eyes into heart eyes with an over-the-top dose of preparedness. Your travel routine includes a color-coded packing list made in an Excel spreadsheet and your travel companions surely look forward to your Power Point presentation on making it through airport security in a timely fashion. You'd probably show up the day before your flight if it was socially acceptable. (Wait, IS it socially acceptable?). It’s no matter, killing time at the airport isn’t THAT bad. You can stay apprised on all airport announcements from the comfort and convenience of the nearest bar stool.