Originally Posted by
tlhanger
Why doesn't the airport treat the people like valued clients?
I don't get it. Why does the self-loading cargo think it is a valued client?
Passengers are a nuisance to the U.S. air travel industry, nothing else. Every possible customer-service touchpoint throughout the system - airlines, airports, TSA, etc. - reaffirms this in the sharpest possible manner.
The airports themselves definitely do not want you there any longer than necessary. Definitely not U.S. airports, which are basically large bus depots.
I'm fairly certain that Comcast and Sprint think of me as a more valued client than any airport does.
