Talk:List of airport people mover systems

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This article was nominated for deletion on 2 June 2007. The result of the discussion was keep.

[edit] What is an airport circulator?

The current definition is circular and self-contradictory: "List of airport circulators This is a list of airport circulator systems that do not connect to outside points." But what is an airport circulator?

This is a very short list, there are lots of things that shift people around airports, but until "airport circulator" is defined I don't know whether they should go in this article:

• Gatwick Airport people mover.
• Stansted Airport people mover.
• Zürich Airport automated underground train.

Plus many more. TiffaF

[edit] I changed the list

Cincinatti, Minneapolis, Las Vegas, and Washington Dulles have people movers that circulate around the airport. In Washington Dulles case they are building one and should open around 2009.