I was flying into Atlanta earlier and while I was on arrival. I was descending via Glavn1 and I was first and another pilot flew over me and I believe I should’ve not been vectored and ATC could’ve vectored the other aircraft with a 360. Instead they vectored me around town and delayed my arrival by a couple mins. Not sure but I do know IFATC can vector a pilot due to the surrounding environment .
I don’t think anyone is in the wrong here. I actually remember seeing you arriving right in front of me earlier, and I was also pulled off my STAR early for vectoring. I had a pilot that was originally behind me but passed overhead me as they were faster, and ended up landing behind them. You and I both arrived a little later than expected due to the vectoring, but that’s what’s necessary at very busy hub airports usually, especially Atlanta.
TLDR: This is just the nature of hub airports. Expect delays when flying to them and plan for them.
, Not making a big dealt out of it, Maybe it’ll be a little more realistic when the ATC Regions come into place, Highly doubt that Atlanta would get this much traffic, maybe it will?
If you were descending into Atlanta earlier, your controller was likely myself or @Jakub_Astary. I’d be more than happy to look at my replay to let you know why what happened happened if it was me.