Originally Posted by
Gooner
Pretty sure it’s to get domestic narrow body traffic out while sequencing the wide bodies that need full length since they have to generally time those departures with the north side.
ATL is very efficient and mostly predictable, though 28 does come out of nowhere at times. Whole heartedly agree the terminals/food/employees make it a pain to fly through. Mix in plane swaps, reroutes and taking forever to get to an overnight van I’d prefer to stay away from ATL.
NYC is fine, until you get on the ground, then it’s a fairly miserable experience till you take off again.
is it just me or has ground/ramp sounded noticeably snippier the last couple months? Especially ground. Dunno if the increase in volume into terminal 4 and the ramp handoff cluster F has them flustered or something.