alt Hacker NewsYeah and 50% more than Rome, but overall less than all airports already doing it in Europe. This news made front page out of two things:
1) English people do not know anything about continental Europe
2) Americans do not know anything about Europe
Yeah and 50% more than Rome, but overall less than all airports already doing it in Europe. This news made front page out of two things:
1) English people do not know anything about continental Europe
2) Americans do not know anything about Europe
Oh okay, you're asking why is it on HN front page rather than more generally why is it newsworthy. That's a fair point. I suppose it's a big feat of logistics and engineering to manage a switchover at such a large airport with so many terminals