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For an American, being unexpectedly stuck at JFK or Atlanta may be less disorienting than an unplanned day in Amsterdam or Paris. Entering the EU at a smaller
by basch 3y ago
For an American, being unexpectedly stuck at JFK or Atlanta may be less disorienting than an unplanned day in Amsterdam or Paris.
Entering the EU at a smaller airport is probably smoother as well.
(Obviously not a rail or commuter example, but same principal.)
- crazygringo 3y agoOr for an American, being stuck at JFK or Atlanta is boring and sucks. While an unplanned day in Amsterdam or Paris is a lovely start to your trip, just from the food and architecture alone! I don't know a lot of people who would complain about being stuck in Paris for a day. ;)
- basch 3y agoMoreso having to deal with the Paris airport. With extra time at JFK I could visit https://www.twahotel.com/ https://www.twahotel.com/
- rsynnott 3y ago> Obviously not a rail or commuter example, but same principal. Not really, unless it's international rail, which is a bit of an edge case; it certainly exists, but the vast majority of rail journeys do not cross a national border.