5 of the world's busiest airports are in the US

Atlanta: #1
Dallas: #3
Denver: #6
LAX: #8
Chicago: #9

All but LA allow easy access to anywhere in the country in a few hours, making them perfect hubs

Yesterday's cities developed around hubs based on access to rivers, oceans, railroads and roads

tomorrow's?

Dubai (#2) is an interesting case study. The emirates invested heavily in connections to cities around the world, making it hyper-connected and allowing it to become a hub between Europe, Asia and Africa

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Dubai (#2) is an interesting case study. The emirates invested heavily in connections to cities around the world, making it hyper-connected and allowing it to become a hub between Europe, Asia and Africa

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_busiest_airports_by_passenger_traffic

no question transportation tech determines city limits

Marchetti Constant says people live within 30 min of work

A 200mph VTOL increases max range from 35 miles to 100 miles

You could live in Sacramento and be 30 minutes from anywhere in the Bay Area or Tahoe

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The world will be filled with landing pads for autonomous flying vehicles that will act as last hundred miles travel. It will take you from platform to airport or platform to platform.