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When I go into an airport terminal with lower ceilings (e.g. parts of Melbourne Airport) I feel _noticeably_ more cramped and claustrophobic. It really does mak
by ajdlinux 7y ago
When I go into an airport terminal with lower ceilings (e.g. parts of Melbourne Airport) I feel _noticeably_ more cramped and claustrophobic. It really does make the experience feel worse for me.
I'm not entirely sure why it makes me feel that way.
- TheSpiceIsLife 7y agoMelbourne airport is the one that instantly popped in to my mind as it's the airport I've spent most time in. And yeah, there are a couple of noticeably lower ceilings in there. But, I wouldn't be surprised to discover that tests have shown people become much more agitated in crowded places with regular (is it 8' / 2400mm?) ceilings. I can't imagine that scenario would make me feel at ease.
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- ajdlinux 7y agoI cannot reconcile the number of Australian frequent flyers who love to talk about how MEL is so much better than SYD with the ceilings of MEL T1. Yes, yes, I know, it's all about how you don't need to catch a bus to get from T1 to T2... but I'll always dislike MEL T1 more than dealing with SYD.