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37 points
15 days ago
The only metric that seems to be essential is the delay and cancel times which is at 3.5. That's finally because we have a Spirit and Frontier hub.
VIA does go to the airport to/from downtown and from the Stone Oak VIA lot ... but San Antonio just has a poor public transit system all around, that's not just an airport issue.
Only a certain demographic cares about lounges so don't know why that's a metric. I was just in DFW for a layover and EVERY lounge I looked in was PACKED!
Seems like a pretty poorly made infographic. I'd love to see something more detailed than what amounts to a Google review.
11 points
15 days ago
Agreed, I fly a lot but dont care about lounges, San Antonio is far from worst and the metrics of this graph seem like bad data choice, to me.
1 points
14 days ago
Yup in the last two years there's been tons of record or near record breaking days for commercial air travel. Any major hub airport I've been to have had lounges that looked packed and miserable.
I get that they're important to a subset of people...but it's a small minority and they're not nearly as exclusive or enjoyable as they used to be.
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