I passed through Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport in Minneapolis-Saint Paul, United States in 2026, and I got to mint this pretty POAP! MSP was originally named Speedway Field, and later Wold-Chamberlain Field. It remains a major hub for Delta Air Lines, and regularly competes with Detroit for busiest airport in the Upper Midwest. This POAP was minted in 2026 as part of a campaign to offer precious digital collectibles to travellers around the world.

I passed through Boston Logan International Airport in Boston, United States in 2026, and I got to mint this pretty POAP! The terminals in BOS are called A, B, C, and E - Terminal D's gates were re-numbered and absorbed into Terminals C and E during renovations in the mid 2000's, resulting in a mysterious "Missing Terminal". If you happen to be passing through Terminal C, have a look around for "Our Lady of the Airways", the oldest airport chapel in the United States, proudly serving travellers since 1951. This POAP was minted in 2026 as part of a campaign to offer precious digital collectibles to travellers around the world.

In 2026, the beloved ritual of receiving an inked passport stamp at a country’s port of entry is fading into the rearview mirror. Much of North America and Asia-Pacific stopped issuing stamps years ago, and Europe’s Schengen region is now transitioning to a fully digital, biometric entry-and-exit system, leaving travelers without a physical reminder of where they’ve been. The POAP Airport Rally offers a way to reconnect with that tradition. Starting January 1st 2026, travelers can mint a unique, commemorative POAP using POAP’s GPS minting feature at over 100 participating airports around the world. Each POAP carries artwork that is unique to that airport, and a special piece of trivia to help travelers connect with the places they are passing through. This POAP is distributed via POAP Airship, and serves as one of the qualifying tokens that unlocks participation in the POAP Airport Rally.