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Which Airports Are a Destination in Themselves?
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robbie
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i felt like i had flewn into 1971 upon arrival in Winnipeg. the airport is insanely ghetto in my opinion.
I hear Omaha Eppeley was voted 'cleanest airport in the world' by conde nast traveller, but i think this has to do with the extreme lack of traffic in and out of the airport.
I liked Atlanta a lot, for an airport of its size it was very easy to get around in especially with the subway/train things.
I hear Omaha Eppeley was voted 'cleanest airport in the world' by conde nast traveller, but i think this has to do with the extreme lack of traffic in and out of the airport.
I liked Atlanta a lot, for an airport of its size it was very easy to get around in especially with the subway/train things.
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