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It sounds like basically all of the issues amount to “it was too far away to be convenient.”
by dclowd9901 3y ago
It sounds like basically all of the issues amount to “it was too far away to be convenient.”
- sofixa 3y agoNo. They split the traffic between domestic and international making Montreal no longer useful as an interchange hub. They failed to implement any proper connections to the city itself, which is related to but not due to the distance. They also failed to place the airport in between two cities to have a bigger market for it.