Where in the world am I? | 2020 edition
#331
Join Date: Jun 2012
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I clearly haven't been flying for a some time. SVQ and SVA are just half a world apart and the challenges of landing/taking off quite different. Pic of SVA (not personally taken of course ;-))
But yes, SVQ is one of these KL destinations flown with Transavia which you can take as a connecting KL flight in Amsterdam. For all clarity, this was about solving some confusion of 2 mystery airports ago and MichielR is to upload the next mystery airport.
But yes, SVQ is one of these KL destinations flown with Transavia which you can take as a connecting KL flight in Amsterdam. For all clarity, this was about solving some confusion of 2 mystery airports ago and MichielR is to upload the next mystery airport.
#332
Moderator: Aegean Miles+Bonus
Join Date: Oct 2009
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#336
Join Date: Jun 2012
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PS Orly doesn't make sense with all these long-range jets there from Europe. It has to be a place where Avianca Colombia and all these European carriers fly to, including Air India....so JFK or a West coast major airport makes most sense. Let's bet first on JFK.
#339
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Hmm there are a few places that use these bus-train hybrids. HKG and IAD for example. But those tracks/roads look somewhat different (Not flat) having guide rails of some sort. The Heathrow automatic pods seem autonomous pods using semi-regular road infrastructure but have a different front view.
Last edited by Xandrios; Jan 15, 2022 at 10:31 am
#340
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Geneva
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Even with the wiki-cheat page I can't figure out this one. Need to look for a tunnel without a train, I guess.
#341
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Because you did not use the right wiki page - it is not a classic people mover, the ones show in Wiki's always have rails. And this one is not automated - we had a driver ;-). It was almost like the large golf carts on Ko Samui transporting people, but here obviously on some major airport. Photo of traffic from the other side...
#342
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Because you did not use the right wiki page - it is not a classic people mover, the ones show in Wiki's always have rails. And this one is not automated - we had a driver ;-). It was almost like the large golf carts on Ko Samui transporting people, but here obviously on some major airport. Photo of traffic from the other side...
...somewhat. It is not a tunnel but a long connecting corridor. With golf carts. But where?
#343
Join Date: Jun 2012
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I see, I need to give a few more clues. On the first pic you see some writing on the right wall. This should help figuring out the continent if not the country. Further: this airport was not on the people mover Wiki page.
#344
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The windows panes look like PEK & I guess your clue might have to do with Chinese characters if I could recognize them as such...