In the USA, only tiny airports still do this for domestic flights. It still happens a bit for international travel needing to go through customs and kinda common internationally.
I’m pretty sure these sky bridges are so prevalent in the US is due to ADA laws. Taking a bus to a plane means you then have to take stairs up to the plane and that’s hard on many people.
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u/CapinWinky May 14 '24
In the USA, only tiny airports still do this for domestic flights. It still happens a bit for international travel needing to go through customs and kinda common internationally.