Trudeau Airport: Perpendicular Direction

Flow Pattern Dept: Consider: the basic flow pattern is along rows of transverse lines that go most of the width of the hall, according to Montreal Gazette. Hence for every three feet the passengers get closer to the immigration agent, they have to walk some 125 feet in a perpendicular direction. " In the continuing letter-writing saga concerning the inadequacies of Trudeau airport in Dorval, has anyone pointed out that the flow pattern in the arrivals hall was designed by a lunatic and implemented by sadists? When passengers come to the end of one row, they turn 90 degrees, move three feet closer to the immigration booths, turn another 90 degrees, and head for the other side of the hall. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.