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Very nicely done and very responsive. The one thing I'd love to see added is information on which airlines use which gates. I know airlines often share gates, b
by Mountain_Skies 4y ago
Very nicely done and very responsive. The one thing I'd love to see added is information on which airlines use which gates. I know airlines often share gates, but even knowing which gates are most likely for a given airline would be useful. In Atlanta, I like being able to fly out of a T-Gate because it has its own security checkpoint that's typically, but not always, faster than the main security checkpoint. I think those gates are mostly used by American and United but would be nice to see it listed on each gate.
- jillesvangurp 4y agoIt's nice but not very responsive. We switched from leaflet (this seems to use that as well) to maplibre last year for this reason. Zooming and panning are a bit slowish.
- whoisstan 4y agoFor Fraport > document.querySelectorAll("path").length > 5000 They might need combine/reduce the elements. Or use a canvas?
- callahad 4y agoFor what it's worth, all gates in Atlanta are connected airside, so you can use that checkpoint no matter which gate you're ultimately flying out of. If you haven't done so, it's actually quite nice to skip the Plane Train and walk between the concourses; there's a very cool collection of Zimbabwean sculpture down there between the T and A gates.
- dtgriscom 4y agoIf I have a longer layover in the Atlanta airport, my trick is to go all the way to the end of the line, to the international terminal. It's much quieter and less busy than the other terminals, and you can read/surf in peace.