[wsweeks2]

I know about the lots immediately adjacent to the terminal, but is there anything in the law addressing the lots that are privately owned the shuttle you to the airport?

Since you can't leave it in your glovebox at Hartsfield Jackson, what about the other lots? Would that be legal?

:?:

 

[mzmtg]

I know about the lots immediately adjacent to the terminal, but is there anything in the law addressing the lots that are privately owned the shuttle you to the airport?

Since you can't leave it in your glovebox at Hartsfield Jackson, what about the other lots? Would that be legal?

:?:

The law doesn't mention it, so it's legal.

 

[Gunstar1]

I know about the lots immediately adjacent to the terminal, but is there anything in the law addressing the lots that are privately owned the shuttle you to the airport?

Since you can't leave it in your glovebox at Hartsfield Jackson, what about the other lots? Would that be legal?

:?:

The law doesn't mention it, so it's legal.

-1

I started to agree with mzmtg, until I realized that it all depends on the seating capacity of the park n fly buses.

While it is not a part of the airport, the park n fly's are a transportation company themselves. Remember the law is regarding bus, rail, or aircraft and their terminals.

(3) "Bus" means any passenger bus or coach or other motor vehicle having a seating capacity of not less than 15 passengers operated by a transportation company for the purpose of carrying passengers or freight for hire.

So if one or more of their shuttles has a capacity of 15 or more passengers, then the whole park n fly place would be off-limits.

Gotta love GA laws.

 

[mzmtg]

So if one or more of their shuttles has a capacity of 15 or more passengers, then the whole park n fly place would be off-limits.

Gotta love GA laws.

DAMMIT!

 

[jrm]

Either way, aren't you still going to a public gathering?

 

[VolGrad]

You really have to be on top of your game to comply with the law fully. I guess I never really looked at the details as closely as I should. As usual, good ole common sense doesn't prevail. Sadly, with the location of the park and ride lots I use when flying from Hartsfield (refuse to call it Hartsfield-Jackson) that is when you are most likely to need a weapon.

 

[USMC - Retired]

I wonder if a business that rented small storage lockers much like in some bus stations that was located near the airport would be successful... :-k Something with on site armed security/managment that rented a couple of cubic feet of security for a couple of bucks a day...