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What airport has their rail system on the second floor?

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I rememeber going down escaltors or stairs to get to the main level of the terminal. The rail system is just for getting around the airport for different terminals.

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Someone mentioned Orlando. I know I rode on one, a tram above ground, I think it was in Jacksonville, FL, though, at that airport. Possibly Miami, but it was way back in the mid-'80s, so I don't remember, but I'm thinking Jacksonville.
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Detroit
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Newark International Airport also features an elevated rail system
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Dallas-Fort Worth
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Have used in the Detroit Airport.
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Newark, NJ Liberty International has it's people movers and NJ Rail stops on the 2nd floor at the terminal departure level.
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Orlando, FL has a system like this. I took my daughter on a long ride on it while waiting for our flight. Chicago's O'hare airport has a tram system, but that's just for getting to the parking area.
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San Francisco: the automatic "Air Train" goes on a continuous circuit of the terminals in a clockwise direction.
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Cincinnati, Ohio airport located in Kentucky
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