Cincinatti Airport and Atlanta Airport [HELP]?

Question

just wondering if these airports are any good. If a 70 passenger plain has a lot of turbulence and is it safe?

Thanks

Answer 1

The Cincinnatti  airport is easier to move between terminals versus Atlanta . Both Airports are fine for passenger amenities . The 70 seater CRJ-900 and the 70 seat ERB-170 both handle turbulance well. You don't find alot of bad turbulence today because commercial pilots know were it is and avoid it .

Answer 2

I don't know what Cincinatti airport is like but compared to Atlanta is pretty hard unless you know your way around.  A 70 people plane sounds like a normal airline jet so it must be a CRJ700 or a CRJ900, these planes don't really have any turbulence unless it is absolutely necessary to go through one it'd feel like hitting potholes on a car.  Atlanta has the terminals connected by 2 trams underground.  One goes outbound and one goes inbound and they switch.  You will need to ride these trams to the specific gate letter you are supposed to be on A, B, C, D, E.  A is typically for international flights or big jets like the 747-400.  If you are going to Cincinatti or from you would be on more than likely a B or C.  

If you are getting on at Atlanta you will give your baggage to the ticket rep and walk through the security checkpoint which is basically past the ticket rep by the cafeterias.  They may make you take off your shoes and be sure to hold on to your ticket, they get pissed if you don't simply because its on a sign thats only the size of a half of a paper.

If you are getting off at atlanta you will need to basically walk towards the "Baggage Claim" or "Tram" which is located in the middle of the terminal.  Take the tram to "Baggage" Claim and you will come to these long stairs going upstairs.  You will emerge into the baggage area and the baggage ramp will be about 100 feet left I reckon from the exit.