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Created on Mar 1, 2016

This visualization presents flight routing options between airports on an interactive map, with a side panel displaying a Gantt-style chart of the journey's timeline for each route. It highlights the two flight legs and layover durations for connections, such as from Atlanta to Cork. The map is rendered using the layered map component with WebGL, while the timeline uses the Column chart with time-based axes. The application dynamically loads airport data from a CSV file and uses the ESP connection API to fetch flight data, with a pre-canned demo fallback.

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