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On both of my visits, I didn't have time to eat anywhere. There are several places in the center of the concourse that will be easily accessible, no matter what you're hungry for.

Glad I could help!

I'm not sure if they've retied the MD-88s on that route, but at least up until a few years ago you could catch it on occasion!

An excellent assessment; I love ATL, and while they help in some places and it is simple, you'll have to walk a considerable distance to get to a connection, with tight ones becoming more difficult. I'd say ATL's made it as simple as possible, but it's still not "easy," just because of the airport's size and traffic volume!

There are two; one is pre-security in Terminal 2, upstairs when you walk in, over the check-in desks. The other, which I feature in the video at 7:15, is airside in Terminal 3, in the Rotunda. Go upstairs in the Rotunda, and it's at the top of the stairs.

Something we should all strive to skip when we can!

Wonderful, enjoy your trip!

Sure can! Southwest has a large presence here.

Not forgotten; it's a priority the next time I'm up that direction!

I've done BWI, which you can find here ua-cam.com/video/_UTQhCszbYY/v-deo.html IAD is next!

Awesome, have a great visit!

WRONG. Dulles clears all, greatest airport in the world. All others are UGLY and BAD

I guess it's all a matter of perspective!

I've been thinking a lot about how I want to do Mexico City, as it's one of the highest on my list to visit. When I do, it'll likely be from O'Hare!

One day!

One of my shortest flights ever; Dulles is next!

Great timing!

Wonderful!

It's a great spot!

@@MilesByFoot I know right

Uber picks up at Zone 1 (outside the baggage claim at Terminal 1, the smaller terminal), or outside the baggage claim in Terminal 2 at Zone 17. Many rideshare apps, including Lyft, have the ability to tell you where to be picked up when you order your ride.

@@MilesByFoot Yep you're correct. Booked a ride on Lyft, and got picked up from zone 17 (or 8. It's the same thing) outside Terminal 2. The zone had purple colored signs that had the number 8 written on them.

You don't have to take the SkyLink; A and B are connected through an airside walkway that crosses the central road at DFW. However, it's almost certainly faster, especially if you're in low-numbered A gates (A20 or lower) or high-numbered B gates (B20 or higher). The higher your B gate, the farther you'll have to walk to get to A, and the lower your A gate, the farther you'll have to walk to get to B.

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It still feels that way some mornings!

Part of its charm!

Have a great trip!

I do the same thing! :)

Very nice!

How exciting! It comes and goes, but glad it's back!

My 1st solo in August w/layover in CLT. Hate crowds & not knowing we're I'm going. 🤯

That IS slim, but if they're booked as the same ticket, which they usually are, then American is betting on you making it. If your inbound flight is delayed to the point where it's impossible to catch your connection (that is, it takes off before you land), American is required to rebook you on the next available flight and/or make accommodations for you to get you where you're going!

@@MilesByFoot That makes me feel so much better! I have been very anxious about this flight for months. Thank you!

Everywhere there's an escalator there's an elevator option!

These are city buses, so they'll have much less room for your luggage than, say, a rental car shuttle. I wouldn't bring more than one checked bag and one carry-on piece per person if you're going to use the bus.

YOW, and the other major Canadian airports, are high on the list!

I'm very excited to see the new terminal there!

MDW serves an important purpose, but there's no question that both of Chicago's airports are busy and overcrowded, especially during peak travel seasons. The way I see it, at least, both do the best they can with what they have!

You will! :)

BWI's great if you're travelling domestically!

FLL is one of my most requested airports, so thanks for chiming in! The more people tell me, the more likely I am to go, and FLL is a high priority!

Pls make sure to film both landside and airside terminals

Don't worry, ATL is pretty easy to navigate, and frankly, it doesn't look too different than it did in 2006. Even if you didn't find your way then, you'll find your way now!

@@MilesByFoot thank you!

I'm sure more will come as international travel grows again; for now, Dulles outside Washington offers a lot of European and African destinations on United and international carriers.

And they have lots of incredible lounges to visit if you have Priority pass and especially the best one, the Capital one Lounge my parents visited and enjoyed Great airport to connect or visit on

It's an excellent design, and it's even made with expansion in mind! @robertolebron2296

DFW is full of well-positioned lounges for all types of travelers!

One of those is coming soon; bet you can guess which one!

Awesome!

I thought the same thing; reminds me a lot of B at IAH!

Those are on opposite ends of the airport, but thankfully, that's still not far, and there are several moving sidewalks along the way: about 1/3 of a mile (500 meters), a 10 minute walk at the slowest. Take a right when you exit Gate 1, walk down the big open hall, then turn right and use the moving sidewalk past the space exhibits. Turn right at the end of the hall and head all the way to end for Gate 51.

@@MilesByFoot thank you so much!

Sure was!

Haven't flown internationally for a while, but if that goes up, you bet I will!