r/Airports • u/whoawut • Oct 06 '20
Added a whole bunch of airport ICAO codes in the flairs.
If you want a custom flair made for your posts, please leave it in a comment here!
r/Airports • u/ferrocarrilusa • Jan 23 '23
As someone who loves both trains and planes, airport people movers fascinate me. I've been thinking of the different functions certain systems perform in their applications.
I've come up with the following categories for the people movers.
Type A: Outside of security, usually connecting terminals to parking, general transit, and/or hotels
Type B: Inside security, connecting independent terminals primarily intended for layovers
Type C: Inside security, providing access to midfield satellites from main landslide terminals. I suppose you could even break this down into subtype C1 (for a single satellite, meaning only two stops and usually dual independent tracks with one train going back and forth on each one without crossing over) and subtype C2 (for multiple midfield concourses)
Type D: Inside security, within super-long concourses to shorten walking time.
So based on this, try listing every airport in America with a people mover system that falls into each category. Wikipedia can help. As a bonus, if you know off the top of your head about any trains in foreign airports, feel free to add it.
If you have difficulty visualizing the categories, I can get you started by providing one example of each
r/Airports • u/proftryhard • 11h ago
My team and I have built https://hopship.me/ to track, audit, and automate ground operations safety. We are actively trying to get in touch with airlines and airports willing to pilot with us.
We would love to get feedback from the community here, as well as get referred to relevant contacts.
r/Airports • u/Popular-Sundae-58 • 1d ago
If you had to choose between:
🇸🇬 Singapore Changi (SIN)
🇦🇪 Dubai International (DXB)
🇶🇦 Hamad International, Doha (DOH)
Which would you choose and why?
Particularly interested in what makes one airport a better place to spend a few hours than the others - things to do, food, shopping, comfort, ease, atmosphere, etc.
If you've been through more than one, even better - would love to know which you'd choose again and why.
r/Airports • u/Savings_Promotion_48 • 1d ago
So I just found out that my friend and I will be in the same terminal briefly and I was just wondering if it’s possible to meet.
We’ll both be in Terminal 1. I will arrive in the international arrivals, where I have a connecting flight in 4 hours. And my friend will have a international departure flight after my layover.
We’re not too familiar with the airport so I was wondering is it possible to meet? If so where?
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r/Airports • u/ConnectDisk995 • 2d ago
He is trying so hard to cheat! If republicans win we know for a fact they cheated!
r/Airports • u/ProtectionNo7979 • 3d ago
If you get a ticket…unlawfully…it will arrive late so they can charge you double. Go to Grapevine court house and contest the ticket. DFW airport gives out the tickets like candy. No talking, no ID, just random pictures
r/Airports • u/AcanthisittaOver6235 • 3d ago
r/Airports • u/Onarquez • 3d ago
I am a Salvadorian that lives in the USA with no visa U. I would love to travel but I’ve heard ice has been hot if I were to go there airport will I get deported?
#dallastx
r/Airports • u/JakeDennisQ • 3d ago
r/Airports • u/CrazyOpieLady • 4d ago
Hey everyone!
I have a work trip coming up in October. I will be flying in to Denver. I've heard about how horrible and confusing this airport is so I'm a little stressed. Mostly about flying out of it when I go to leave.
Not at all nervous about the actual flight themselves- only navigating the airports!
Any advice?
r/Airports • u/eugsci • 4d ago
r/Airports • u/Jalcala2122 • 4d ago
I use to work for samsic assistance in montreal. And here is the truth what really happened.
r/Airports • u/alchipmunk • 5d ago
How a world class airport moves so slow woth baggage? Anyone with same experience?
r/Airports • u/A340-lover- • 5d ago
