Reports of chaos amid power failure at the worlds busiest airport.
Among other problems, some electric exit doors are apparently preventing free egress.
This is wrong, amiright?
Reports of chaos amid power failure at the worlds busiest airport.
Among other problems, some electric exit doors are apparently preventing free egress.
This is wrong, amiright?
Final judgement depends on the Building Occupancy Code, but locking people into areas or buildings is going to be a problem most of the time.
Last seen at ATL:
might be more complicated than building code. Jetway doors have weird rules and PACS vendors have varying levels of competence in dealing with this. If you're transiting the Sterile Area there may be FAA rules, etc.
(And of course the critical thing for an airport is to game the door locks so you can't do something that causes a TSA fine.)
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