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Yeah and 50% more than Rome, but overall less than all airports already doing it in Europe. This news made front page out of two things: 1) English people do n
by Halan 8mo ago
Yeah and 50% more than Rome, but overall less than all airports already doing it in Europe. This news made front page out of two things:
1) English people do not know anything about continental Europe
2) Americans do not know anything about Europe
- n4r9 8mo agoOh okay, you're asking why is it on HN front page rather than more generally why is it newsworthy. That's a fair point. I suppose it's a big feat of logistics and engineering to manage a switchover at such a large airport with so many terminals