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It seems like everything you said applies to Airports as well. Hardly any of them are anywhere near where you'd actually want to be (city center). Over the deca
by kridsdale3 3y ago
It seems like everything you said applies to Airports as well. Hardly any of them are anywhere near where you'd actually want to be (city center). Over the decades, the infrastructure will build up to connect the airport to the city. In my home (Vancouver) they weren't connected by a train for 73 years.
Airports of course also have enormous 'processing' time. It's normal to arrive 2 hours early.
- creato 3y agoAirports often replace multiple days of travel via other means though. In that context, 1-2 hours isn’t a big difference.
- georgeecollins 3y agoAlso, airports are really loud and smoggy. They depress real estate prices near by. In California there are lots of small airports that could have been turned into bigger ones but the neighborhoods don't want it.