There should be one more at 3:34 or 3:35 AM for Chicago's "25 or 6 to 4"

Unfortunately presented this way is completely useless. It may be saying that adults are overwhelmengly overrepresented as visitors of parks (and/or specific attractions) or that they are extremely vulnerable. There is really no way to say it. Also maybe just the age bracket of adults is larger than the others.

"O'Hare International" between Los Angeles and JFK.

It's in the middle of the American cluster, above Toronto. The reason why it's not that prominent is that the visualisation is based on numbers of connecting flights, and ATL is apparently not ranked that highly there (see also https://simpleflying.com/most-well-connected-airports-in-the-world/)

Chicago is the number 1 airport is the USA for international flights. Where is it?

Graphic is wrong.

It's listed as "Hartsfield-Jackson Int" in the top part of the map. Indeed, it's surprisingly small.

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It should still be listed here though, just not a big circle. I don't see it anywhere.

How does this only have 105 upvotes? Logically impossible

If this has the 200 largest airports, where is ATL (Hartsfield-Jackson)? That's the world's largest and I don't see it here.

OP says the sizes of the circles are scaled based on the number of flights between the top 200 airports.

Atlanta is the largest airport by number of passengers, but the majority of that comes from domestic flights, i.e., many connections to smaller airports.

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This graphic is wrong. Biggest airports in the world is Atlanta, USA. Frankfurt ist not even in the top 10.

It is in the wing sub. Better r/dataisugly

Is it though?? For a student I'll say that's quite moderate. I'm a student as well

The great statistical systems developed in the United States and Europe have enabled modern humans to perform statistical aggregation globally. You should thank them.

Dot.pdn But that is just a drawing software like photoshop

The non-map map is confusing to read, but there's nonetheless some very interesting data here. I wasn't aware that Berlin Schönefeld had less traffic than Hamburg, and Oslo had more traffic than both. How odd. And little Keflavik is really the odd one out.

Oh, Guillermo! You really should drink more water.

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Yeah but januari and februari are quite dutch ;)

Only some of the months are in Dutch. March/May/June/August are English. The whole thing could be made by a Dutchie though, quite a lot of mistakes in the English captions

Source: am Dutchie

It would also be fairly interesting to group airports together by city where relevant. Heathrow is just one of London's 6 different airports for example, so I'd be curious to see a similar figure with places like London depicted as a unified node.

As a 51-year old who has just fractured my wrist ziplining I'm disappointed at the lack of senior rollercoaster injuries 😄

maybe just reporting n=# for each group?

that's pretty standard and just gives some context.

Interesting, but it makes my brain cramp that they're not geographically distributed, at least somewhat.