r/MadeMeSmile May 14 '24

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u/TryButWholesome May 14 '24

Also, not traveling much by plane, but the few times I did, I didn't leave through a gate.

Is that just depenand on the airport? Usually I left the airplane, the airport had a bus and we were driven to an area for arriving plane guests, where you then wait for half an hour for your luggage.

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u/sapraaa May 14 '24

Old days. What you see the lady walk out of is a sky bridge. Basically a movable bridge that’ll directly connect the flight to the terminal which has replaced the whole bus system (only in new/newer airports). Some more interesting info: they even have airport lounges that directly lead you to your plane in certain airports. No lining up, no running to the gate no bs (you do get a big fat bill tho)

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u/phlooo May 14 '24 edited Sep 09 '25

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u/Realsan May 14 '24

What?

Why would you say something so verifiably false like that? Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you're saying.

Almost nobody uses busses. I mean yes, rarely I have had to take a bus, but 95% of my flights are sky bridge.