the worst bit is I researched who Dulles was just before this, although there is an unincorporated community named Dulles, but it is named after the secretary of state. Thanks for the correction!
Really sick intro dude. Almost too good for "2nd Channel don't care" . Keep it up dude I love your informative videos and your interpretation of world views.
Transportation videos... How I still love these 😉 It's fun to look at Orlando Airport especially, you make me want to spend the rest of my day on Google Earth looking for weird airports! 😂 However, I still think that population going through is much more important than size, but since I didn't know this ranking... well done for having put something a bit more original than I expected it to be! x)
Fun fact: I once landed at Denver International Airport during a tornado warning. They advised us to exit the plane as quickly as possible and head to the nearest shelter. Colorado gets a surprising amount of tornadoes!
It's so cool that my favorite youtuber listens to my favorite podcast. Also I didn't know orlando's airport was so big, or that it was MCO, but I guess that's useful to know.
I love how DFW airport is like the center of the metroplex because all the suburbs were built around it and it is VERY easy to locate. They also have a transportation system that you don’t have to leave the secure part of the airport to go from one terminal to the other. My dad is a retired AA pilot that was stationed there and I know that airport like the back of my hand. Lived in the area my whole life and I have never moved elsewhere. You should come visit soon, it’s lots of fun!
Also, if you're interested in flight and/or are a pilot, go read the FAA protocols/procedures for flying into Reagan; the landing pattern, bearing, altitude, speed, communication with ATC, squawking in between communications to let them know that you are ok and landing. It's crazy!
Five Guys is based in Virginia. It's no wonder that they have one in Dulles. There's also one in RDU. I'm sure they are in other US airports in that part of the country.
The *SECOND* you mentioned the buses I thought to myself "Huh, that kinda reminds me of that story from Hello Internet" and then you said IT'S THE SAME ONE!!! aaaand I freaked out because I knew the reference from like 4 years ago
you are my favourite channel! and yes, you do help me sleep, but give me so much interesting info! my daughters and I watch both of your channels and none of us play Minecraft; you are just fun and interesting and full of facts I always look forward to the "ding" from a new upload!
I am glad to see Dallas in the list. The first time I saw that airport on Google Maps, I was like....holy $%^&!!!! Atlanta is actually the busiest airport in the world and is also huge. But the era of total domination by US airports is quickly coming to an end. China already has - and is rapidly building more - massive airports. Beijing's new airport at Daxing is going to be huge. I think it is planning to be the world's biggest eventually Shanghai Pudong looks impressive with 4 or 5 runways (and likely to expand more since it has room). Istanbul just opened a new airport that is aiming to serve over 100 million passengers per year. Then there is Dubai, which tries to outdo everyone in everything. The next decade or two is likely to see massive airports constructed in China followed by India. The future biggest airports could be from these.
Orlando is one of the most visited cities in the US because of Disneyworld, followed by proximity to Florida beaches. Disneyworld is closer and easier to get to for the wealthy European market than Disneyland in California.
I hate the Orlando Airport. The trains that connect the terminals are extremely confusing and you best no leave your terminal once you get to it. God forbid you get on the wrong train, you risk going through security again🤯
The funny thing on that Saudi Arabian website is that they wrote "informations" instead of "information" and i know that its a mistake as a Foreigner lol
That's the entire premise of the senate, and several house seats, and because the presidency is slightly based on a combination of those systems, that is also partially based on land area.
@@ibx2cat No, the premise of the senate is to give each state equal status as an entity. It has nothing to do with land area. Texas is the second largest by both land area and population, California is 3rd in land area and first in population. The house is based loosely on population, I mean it does give more representation per citizen to lower population states, but if you voted solely off of population, then people in rural areas would never get their voices heard, and that's what lead to the yellow vest protests in France.
@ibx2cat the Senate is not based on a state’s size. If that was true, then Alaska would have significantly more senators than Rhode Island, but they both have only two, as does every state. This is because the Senate was not originally supposed to represent the people, but rather the state/state government. Direct election of senators was not around until the Seventeenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in 1913. Arguments can be made if this should have ever been, but I would argue that even having an elected Senate/Upper House is more democratic than not having an elected Senate/Upper House.
The whole point of the United States is that is a Federation, not a Unitary State. The States make up the Federation, they get equal representation in the Senate, just like all people get equal representation in the House (or at least are supposed to). it’s representing States not people. Because the US is a democracy people of course vote for those senate seats
@@rangarolls6018 The US is designed to be a bottom up govt. We give as many rights and responsibilities to the individual as we possibly can. Whatever they can't handle goes to city/county govts. Whatever they can't handle goes to the state govts. The very small amount of issues that can't be handled by the states go to the Federal govt., and as Ranga Rolls points out, the senate is designed to represent the states, and the house is designed to represent the people. The cities/counties don't get federal representation, but their purview is very limited, so that makes sense.
Hi toycat. I know this probably isn’t the right video to comment this on and it’s definitely a stupid question but I was wondering why you don’t join the Yogscast? They’d take a cut of your money but they’d manage your channel for you (if I’m understanding networks right). You’d probably get publicity and people you can collaborate with. I was just wondering what your views on it are or maybe you have been reached out to before. I don’t even know why I thought about in the first place.
Perhaps I didn’t hear well... but Hectare is not an imperial unit but a metric one. 100 hectares are 1sqkm. You’re measuring the size of a country for example by square km. but you can also do it with eagles 🦅 dead or alive
I know you would like to go to Tromsø and you like flying direct! the 14th of december 2018 WizzAir is going to open a new Route!! Direct between luton-Tromsø! Come To Tromsø!!
America doesn't do representation by area, .. exactly. The thing is, the USA began as an alliance of states, and so some representation is by population but some is by membership. For example, if the EU did all voting by population, countries with small populations wouldn't want to join because the large population countries would dominate the vote. I agree that 200 years later that's not the issue it once was, but at the time it addressed a serious issue. But it never had to do with area. In fact at the time the most populous states were also physically largest.
Orlando has Disney WORLD not land. Disneyland is in California. Also do a similar video like this but for pax and cargo traffic. I'd like to see any patterns or any unique facts about airports, esp major ones. For example, my home airport LAX has the most non connecting traffic in the world
If I am alowd to do a enoughing correction... in your video about the netherlands you said that Amsterdam is the capital of North-Holland but that is not True... Haarlem is the capital of North-Holland
so they're cancelling a lot of US routes right now, so just don't book anything concrete on the other end till a few weeks before the flight. Reykavik is a great airport for connections :)
According to gaca (The General Authority of Civil Aviation of Saudi Arabia ) King fahad airport is 72100 hectares, which still makes it the biggest on this list 2- I really don't believe that is the real website for the airport, it most have .gov in the url it might have been but I just checked the website and it is much better. Don't know thought of sharing that
Please do better research when doing these. 1. Dulles is named after the former Secretary of State. 2. DFW are STILL 2 separate cities, Dallas and Fort Worth. 3. Chicago is the largest metropolitan area not on the east and west coasts (#3 in the country). Dallas-Ft. Worth is the 4th largest metropolitan area in the country. 4. DFW is the largest and busiest airport in Texas and 4th busiest in the US. Please do better research, before giving wrong information. Thank you.
When my family went to Orlando in 2007, our tour guide had told us that the US had barred international flights in the secondary airports in the country, so they could centralize the costums (something to do with 9/11). That meant the only way we could fly to Orlando was via Miami or Atlanta. The huge airport, where all Latin Americans wanna go, was being waisted due an inneficient governement decision.
Whoever told you that was a big liar. Orlando may not be Atlanta but it has a LOT of international flights. After all kids worldwide want to see Mickey Mouse and Harry Potter.
Wow! I have never in my life heard someone use Hectares for land measurement before. 0_o Acre's is all you ever here about anywhere you go and read about. I've never even heard the term Hectares before, until a year ago when i saw it on a conversion chart. I just figured it was a long unused measurement method. But this is the first video i've seen where it was used.
Denver International airport is totally the weirdest one! That shape, lol!! Also, why does a city of only about 700,000 people need an airport with 6 runways?!!
Gøran Greggor there’s some 5 million people in the surrounding area. Denver is geographically very isolated from the next major city, and is centrally locates so it made sense for many airlines to make it a major hub. For Most people passing though (like Dubai’s airport) the airport isn’t the final destination, just the hub for connecting flights. Denver is at the foot of the mountains and it has a massive tourism industry with the skiing and outdoor activities. Denver is also one of the fastest growing cities in North America, and the old airport was surrounded by development and could not be expanded, so they moved it into an unpopulated area. Dulles airport 50 years ago was in a similar situation. The airport swastika shape is designed to have a uniform traffic pattern, with the taking off and landing directions the same and in the direction of the central terminals. It is designed to be expanded in the future with both new terminals and runways.
9:50 Not sure if that's Denver International Airport or the biggest Swastika in the world Edit: Also at 14:35 "Brits Don't See It Coming - Britain is to be Doomed" uhm, ok I guess^^ Let's just say that's quite an interesting ad
Saftladen95 it’s designed so that planes can always land facing the terminal and takeoff away from it to have a one way traffic pattern to be more efficient
@@KanyeTheGayFish69 Well that makes sense and it's definitely a clever idea but as a german I simply can't unsee it^^ If here in Germany a city would've actually planned to build an airport like that it would probably cause A LOT of controversials. I mean we had controversials in my home region only because the airport of Stuttgart looks like a gun and to be fair it really does look exactly like a gun when you flip it 180° on google earth, but don't we have other more important things to care about, for example finishing the Berlin airport already? xD
Wikipedia says O'Hare is 3087 hectares, DFW is 6963, Dulles is ... 52.6 square km which is 5260 hectares. O'Hare is #6 in terms of passengers, #2 in terms of takeoffs and landings, but 11th in land area.
@@spyone4828 He's most likely referring to the fact that in the video, he said that the DFW metro area was the largest city not on the coast in America, when Chicago is.
The electoral system is the way it is to prevent the oppression of rural, less populated states from the more urbanised, more populated states. If the system was based around overall majority of votes and not overall majority of states, then you'll have a situation where large cities like San Francisco, New York, Detroit etc etc become the only areas worth representing to politicians which could lead to vast areas of people being completely neglected as the favours politicians would be asking for to be elected which simply be aimed at large cities, where most people live. It would give a lot of justification for a lot of states to want to leave the union too which didn't go so well last time
Why does it surprise you a priest would be into conspiracies believing in things that have no actual evidence is kinda part of the job description so they are actually more prone to it statistically.
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It is called Dulles because of the former US Secretary of State, John Foster Dulles. There is no town called Dulles.
the worst bit is I researched who Dulles was just before this, although there is an unincorporated community named Dulles, but it is named after the secretary of state. Thanks for the correction!
derfollaw the town around the airport is called Dulles
I live in Dulles in fact I'm the mayor
@@culwin Funny, but seeing as it is an unicorperated community, I doubt it
@@culwin I'm the mayor of Ronald Reagan.
Really sick intro dude. Almost too good for "2nd Channel don't care" .
Keep it up dude I love your informative videos and your interpretation of world views.
Transportation videos... How I still love these 😉
It's fun to look at Orlando Airport especially, you make me want to spend the rest of my day on Google Earth looking for weird airports! 😂 However, I still think that population going through is much more important than size, but since I didn't know this ranking... well done for having put something a bit more original than I expected it to be! x)
Fractax Lax The main one?
Montréal - Mirabel, the miserable airport expropriated 39,250 hectares, used 6,880 hectares , and has 0 commercial passengers. Way to Go Canada!
Fun fact: I once landed at Denver International Airport during a tornado warning. They advised us to exit the plane as quickly as possible and head to the nearest shelter. Colorado gets a surprising amount of tornadoes!
Sean Heslin east of Denver proper the amount of tornados goes up rapidly
Used to it. From there.
Toycat, your measurements are wrong. the first airport is actually about 546,000 eagles across.
Great Gander *545,999
@@KanyeTheGayFish69 are you measuring in bald eagles?
Great Gander maybe
He is punning on imperial measures. Did you forget he dislikes imperial measures?
Erkin Alp Güney a bald eagle is a obviously not a measurement if you don’t get sarcasm
"Colorado, that's one of the fun states" 😉 I see you dude, I see you
I don't get it
@@joicylonappan4021 Weed is legal in Colorado
> 11:11
That’s a slick intro!
16:16 "when i was doing advertising 10 years ago" how old is this guy
Over 28?
It's so cool that my favorite youtuber listens to my favorite podcast. Also I didn't know orlando's airport was so big, or that it was MCO, but I guess that's useful to know.
Disneyland is in LA and Disneyworld is in Orlando. Also, I like how you called a parkway a motorway.
5:46 - Florida's Tampa International Airport terminal also has people shuttles to outlying air-side concourses, but KTPA is smaller.
Dallas is actually the fourth biggest metro area, behind Chicago. Awesome video tho
The Hello INternet reference made me so happy
I love how DFW airport is like the center of the metroplex because all the suburbs were built around it and it is VERY easy to locate. They also have a transportation system that you don’t have to leave the secure part of the airport to go from one terminal to the other. My dad is a retired AA pilot that was stationed there and I know that airport like the back of my hand. Lived in the area my whole life and I have never moved elsewhere. You should come visit soon, it’s lots of fun!
I work at DFW, never realized that it is the 3rd biggest airport in the world.
Cool to know! 👍
DIA is actually the 3rd biggest in the world
Itz Pro what the hell is DIA
@@EvanAviator Denver International Airport
Also, if you're interested in flight and/or are a pilot, go read the FAA protocols/procedures for flying into Reagan; the landing pattern, bearing, altitude, speed, communication with ATC, squawking in between communications to let them know that you are ok and landing. It's crazy!
BWI (Baltimore Washington International) is also considered a Washington airport.
Five Guys is based in Virginia. It's no wonder that they have one in Dulles. There's also one in RDU. I'm sure they are in other US airports in that part of the country.
Appreciated the Hello Internet reference
Shout out from DENVER! Bluecifer sends his regards...
The *SECOND* you mentioned the buses I thought to myself "Huh, that kinda reminds me of that story from Hello Internet" and then you said IT'S THE SAME ONE!!! aaaand I freaked out because I knew the reference from like 4 years ago
Wow I flew between orlando and Dulles last year
Size isn't everything ... but it's a good start. :-)
You should check out the FinEst Link megaproject and maybe include it in a video :D
they use those mobile passenger lounges at dulles as transport between terminals.
Ooo, an HI plug. Love it, Tim. And aww King Fahd changed their web site eventually :(
I flew to Denver International Airport on Friday the 13th
that airport hired fkin heavens gate to make their website
3:30 - Dulles International Airport terminal was designed by architect Eero Saarinen.
you are my favourite channel!
and yes, you do help me sleep, but give me so much interesting info!
my daughters and I watch both of your channels and none of us play Minecraft; you are just fun and interesting and full of facts
I always look forward to the "ding" from a new upload!
I am glad to see Dallas in the list. The first time I saw that airport on Google Maps, I was like....holy $%^&!!!! Atlanta is actually the busiest airport in the world and is also huge. But the era of total domination by US airports is quickly coming to an end. China already has - and is rapidly building more - massive airports. Beijing's new airport at Daxing is going to be huge. I think it is planning to be the world's biggest eventually Shanghai Pudong looks impressive with 4 or 5 runways (and likely to expand more since it has room). Istanbul just opened a new airport that is aiming to serve over 100 million passengers per year. Then there is Dubai, which tries to outdo everyone in everything. The next decade or two is likely to see massive airports constructed in China followed by India. The future biggest airports could be from these.
That King Fahd airport website looks like something I could’ve made 20 years ago. 😄
The thumbnail looks like a printed circuit board (PCB) :)
ooooh the intro felt like it took to another world or something
I went on the 3rd longest flight as of 2020 from Hethrow to Perth anyone else on that flight BTW it was quantus that is why I am saying it
The part of Colorado that isn't mountainous is prairie. That explains the tornado shelters.
Can you do a top 5/10 biggest cities (by land area)
WHY IS DENVER AIRPORT SHAPED LIKE A SWASTIKA???
Oh man. I love your videos and your comentary
Sorry, that's not DisneyLAND outside MCO, that's DisneyWORLD. DisneyLAND is in Anaheim, California...
I had no problems idea the Orlando airport is so big!
Orlando is one of the most visited cities in the US because of Disneyworld, followed by proximity to Florida beaches. Disneyworld is closer and easier to get to for the wealthy European market than Disneyland in California.
I have a really big house, toycat. Therefore I like land.
I hate the Orlando Airport. The trains that connect the terminals are extremely confusing and you best no leave your terminal once you get to it. God forbid you get on the wrong train, you risk going through security again🤯
The funny thing on that Saudi Arabian website is that they wrote "informations" instead of "information" and i know that its a mistake as a Foreigner lol
I’m flying into Orlando later this month! Hahah I’ve been to almost all of these airports
We don't elect representatives based on land area. What are you talking about?
That's the entire premise of the senate, and several house seats, and because the presidency is slightly based on a combination of those systems, that is also partially based on land area.
@@ibx2cat No, the premise of the senate is to give each state equal status as an entity. It has nothing to do with land area. Texas is the second largest by both land area and population, California is 3rd in land area and first in population. The house is based loosely on population, I mean it does give more representation per citizen to lower population states, but if you voted solely off of population, then people in rural areas would never get their voices heard, and that's what lead to the yellow vest protests in France.
@ibx2cat the Senate is not based on a state’s size. If that was true, then Alaska would have significantly more senators than Rhode Island, but they both have only two, as does every state. This is because the Senate was not originally supposed to represent the people, but rather the state/state government. Direct election of senators was not around until the Seventeenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in 1913. Arguments can be made if this should have ever been, but I would argue that even having an elected Senate/Upper House is more democratic than not having an elected Senate/Upper House.
The whole point of the United States is that is a Federation, not a Unitary State. The States make up the Federation, they get equal representation in the Senate, just like all people get equal representation in the House (or at least are supposed to). it’s representing States not people. Because the US is a democracy people of course vote for those senate seats
@@rangarolls6018 The US is designed to be a bottom up govt. We give as many rights and responsibilities to the individual as we possibly can. Whatever they can't handle goes to city/county govts. Whatever they can't handle goes to the state govts. The very small amount of issues that can't be handled by the states go to the Federal govt., and as Ranga Rolls points out, the senate is designed to represent the states, and the house is designed to represent the people. The cities/counties don't get federal representation, but their purview is very limited, so that makes sense.
Hi toycat. I know this probably isn’t the right video to comment this on and it’s definitely a stupid question but I was wondering why you don’t join the Yogscast? They’d take a cut of your money but they’d manage your channel for you (if I’m understanding networks right). You’d probably get publicity and people you can collaborate with. I was just wondering what your views on it are or maybe you have been reached out to before. I don’t even know why I thought about in the first place.
Love the freedom units 😂😂
-But Toycat, Orlando int'l airport is in Singapore-
The Chicago metro is larger (more populated) than the Dallas-FtWorth Metroplex.
John Labus probably not for long though
The shape of Denver International Airport reminds me of a swastika. Maybe another conspiracy theory?
Can you comment on the recent Malaysia Singapore Sea dispute
Perhaps I didn’t hear well... but Hectare is not an imperial unit but a metric one.
100 hectares are 1sqkm. You’re measuring the size of a country for example by square km. but you can also do it with eagles 🦅 dead or alive
I know you would like to go to Tromsø and you like flying direct! the 14th of december 2018 WizzAir is going to open a new Route!! Direct between luton-Tromsø! Come To Tromsø!!
How big is Chicago O’Hare? I thought I would see it on this list
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America doesn't do representation by area, .. exactly. The thing is, the USA began as an alliance of states, and so some representation is by population but some is by membership.
For example, if the EU did all voting by population, countries with small populations wouldn't want to join because the large population countries would dominate the vote.
I agree that 200 years later that's not the issue it once was, but at the time it addressed a serious issue.
But it never had to do with area. In fact at the time the most populous states were also physically largest.
Orlando has Disney WORLD not land. Disneyland is in California.
Also do a similar video like this but for pax and cargo traffic. I'd like to see any patterns or any unique facts about airports, esp major ones. For example, my home airport LAX has the most non connecting traffic in the world
How does Berlin-Brandenburg Airport rank by land area in Europe?
I’ve only been in 2 airports and one of them is on here
nice intro fam, first time I see it.
If I am alowd to do a enoughing correction... in your video about the netherlands you said that Amsterdam is the capital of North-Holland but that is not True... Haarlem is the capital of North-Holland
Sorry for my crappy English
I was about to say Dulles is a holy site for all Tim's, then ya mentioned it while I was typing, lol
6:40 that’s a taxiway, not a runway
I would like to hear about airline status 🌞
Also, can you recommend WowAir?
where to/from? I think to Iceland it's a great deal, to anywhere else I'd recommend only if there's no comparable journey at a similar price point
ibx2cat I wanted to fly from Frankfurt to Chicago or St. Louis to fly to Burlington, Iowa.
so they're cancelling a lot of US routes right now, so just don't book anything concrete on the other end till a few weeks before the flight. Reykavik is a great airport for connections :)
ibx2cat Thanks a lot for the advice and for the unique and cool videos! ☺️👍🏻 The Romania Video was your masterpiece!
According to gaca (The General Authority of Civil Aviation of Saudi Arabia ) King fahad airport is 72100 hectares, which still makes it the biggest on this list
2- I really don't believe that is the real website for the airport, it most have .gov in the url it might have been but I just checked the website and it is much better.
Don't know thought of sharing that
I went to dallas forth wort
Please do better research when doing these. 1. Dulles is named after the former Secretary of State.
2. DFW are STILL 2 separate cities, Dallas and Fort Worth.
3. Chicago is the largest metropolitan area not on the east and west coasts (#3 in the country). Dallas-Ft. Worth is the 4th largest metropolitan area in the country.
4. DFW is the largest and busiest airport in Texas and 4th busiest in the US.
Please do better research, before giving wrong information. Thank you.
ten years ago you were on the advertisement business? how old were you, 14?
When my family went to Orlando in 2007, our tour guide had told us that the US had barred international flights in the secondary airports in the country, so they could centralize the costums (something to do with 9/11). That meant the only way we could fly to Orlando was via Miami or Atlanta. The huge airport, where all Latin Americans wanna go, was being waisted due an inneficient governement decision.
Whoever told you that was a big liar. Orlando may not be Atlanta but it has a LOT of international flights. After all kids worldwide want to see Mickey Mouse and Harry Potter.
@@reedermh I know they do nowadays, but at that time there was simply none from Brazil. I guess there was no direct flight from Latin America either.
ah, a fellow Tim
U missed the new İstanbul airport
hecto is a measurement of 100 metric uses measurements of 10's and imperial...
There actually is one apartment in the Eiffel tower.
Why don't you freeboot plane crash corner?
Did a 14 year old girl develop the web site of King Fahd International Airport?
"Size dont matter" ye sure thing toycat you keep telling yourself that 🤣
Table of Conten
Yeah the intro’s back
Wow! I have never in my life heard someone use Hectares for land measurement before. 0_o Acre's is all you ever here about anywhere you go and read about. I've never even heard the term Hectares before, until a year ago when i saw it on a conversion chart. I just figured it was a long unused measurement method. But this is the first video i've seen where it was used.
denver hackenkreuz airport
*london heathrow airport rant where???*
Denver International airport is totally the weirdest one! That shape, lol!!
Also, why does a city of only about 700,000 people need an airport with 6 runways?!!
Gøran Greggor there’s some 5 million people in the surrounding area. Denver is geographically very isolated from the next major city, and is centrally locates so it made sense for many airlines to make it a major hub. For Most people passing though (like Dubai’s airport) the airport isn’t the final destination, just the hub for connecting flights. Denver is at the foot of the mountains and it has a massive tourism industry with the skiing and outdoor activities. Denver is also one of the fastest growing cities in North America, and the old airport was surrounded by development and could not be expanded, so they moved it into an unpopulated area. Dulles airport 50 years ago was in a similar situation. The airport swastika shape is designed to have a uniform traffic pattern, with the taking off and landing directions the same and in the direction of the central terminals. It is designed to be expanded in the future with both new terminals and runways.
It's a major hub for United, and it serves many smaller communities in the Rockies. Plus during ski season they have more flights.
do you think an alliance with the Anglo-sphere post Brexit would be a good idea for the UK?
I feel like I've seen the intro before
I still can't hear your name at the beginning of the videos, though I watched a dozen of them. Hello, I'm &$//:)&/, that's all I can hear.
toycat :)
@@ibx2cat No, he asks for your _real_ name.
"...when I was doing advertising 10 years ago." Weren't you like 12 years old 10 years ago?
13, haha
9:50 Not sure if that's Denver International Airport or the biggest Swastika in the world
Edit: Also at 14:35 "Brits Don't See It Coming - Britain is to be Doomed" uhm, ok I guess^^ Let's just say that's quite an interesting ad
Saftladen95 it’s designed so that planes can always land facing the terminal and takeoff away from it to have a one way traffic pattern to be more efficient
@@KanyeTheGayFish69 Well that makes sense and it's definitely a clever idea but as a german I simply can't unsee it^^ If here in Germany a city would've actually planned to build an airport like that it would probably cause A LOT of controversials. I mean we had controversials in my home region only because the airport of Stuttgart looks like a gun and to be fair it really does look exactly like a gun when you flip it 180° on google earth, but don't we have other more important things to care about, for example finishing the Berlin airport already? xD
Chicagos bigger than Dallas I think
Wikipedia says O'Hare is 3087 hectares, DFW is 6963, Dulles is ... 52.6 square km which is 5260 hectares. O'Hare is #6 in terms of passengers, #2 in terms of takeoffs and landings, but 11th in land area.
@@spyone4828 He's most likely referring to the fact that in the video, he said that the DFW metro area was the largest city not on the coast in America, when Chicago is.
The electoral system is the way it is to prevent the oppression of rural, less populated states from the more urbanised, more populated states. If the system was based around overall majority of votes and not overall majority of states, then you'll have a situation where large cities like San Francisco, New York, Detroit etc etc become the only areas worth representing to politicians which could lead to vast areas of people being completely neglected as the favours politicians would be asking for to be elected which simply be aimed at large cities, where most people live. It would give a lot of justification for a lot of states to want to leave the union too which didn't go so well last time
you worked in advertising 10 years ago? Just how old are you mate? You look about 19
23, it's a confusing story
I want a toycat t shirt... long sleeved. XL. Thanks
You're a Tim :)
what about turkish and chinese new airport ?
Istanbul are the largest airport by passenger capacity, not areas.
Beijing is still under construction
If you think mco is wired what about EWR
wow ur wrong agian the biggest airport in the world is the international space station because it surrounds the entire earf
Intro is a tad bit too loud
The king Fahd international airport website has been made better
Why does it surprise you a priest would be into conspiracies believing in things that have no actual evidence is kinda part of the job description so they are actually more prone to it statistically.