Looking back, I can see why they do it. For people to get out of the airport they have to pass through places that give them access to other terminals, but all that means is that they've structured the whole airport badly. I wouldn't mind, but Hartsfield-Jackson is the main hub for America's largest airline (Delta).
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Does anyone know how weird Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport is?
Looking back, I can see why they do it. For people to get out of the airport they have to pass through places that give them access to other terminals, but all that means is that they've structured the whole airport badly. I wouldn't mind, but Hartsfield-Jackson is the main hub for America's largest airline (Delta).
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