Airport Landside Congestion

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airport#Landside_and_airside

Airport landside congestion refers to crowding, queuing, and capacity stress in the non-secure, public-facing areas of an airport (such as check-in, baggage claim, security checkpoints, and arrival/departure halls) that can impede passenger flow, baggage handling, and access to ground transportation.

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