>You cannot predict the traffic situation ahead of time, whereas you know to the very minute what any flight times are, which makes them vital for planning at t

>You cannot predict the traffic situation ahead of time, whereas you know to the very minute what any flight times are, which makes them vital for planning at that level. That's a bit of a red herring. Air travel is often disrupted, probably as much as trains. >In any case the message is clearly not dependent on this since basically only the AfD and British tabloids are feigning outrage over this. Well we are discussing it here and this is definitely no the Daily Mail.