When you search for a destination airport outside of the US, you get a very clear message:
"Sorry, locations outside the U.S. are currently not supported."
They're taking the release-early-iterate-often approach to this new service, which means that they're not going to make everyone happy immediately.
Rather than dismiss this new service just because it doesn't fit your specific use case right now, think about this from a different (i.e. hacker) perspective -- this is a cool new service that will obviously become even cooler as it gets more advanced.
I agree totally...just pointing out that the site is useless to us living outside of the USA. Hard to get excited about something that is, from a European resident's perspective, useless.
"Sorry, locations outside the U.S. are currently not supported."
They're taking the release-early-iterate-often approach to this new service, which means that they're not going to make everyone happy immediately.
Rather than dismiss this new service just because it doesn't fit your specific use case right now, think about this from a different (i.e. hacker) perspective -- this is a cool new service that will obviously become even cooler as it gets more advanced.