Originally Posted by
JUANMA
So why would a person who speaks different languages be working organising inmigration queues at the airport???
I hope that the answer to this is obvious to everyone.
Originally Posted by
JUANMA
Once in Itami Airport in Japan, the security staff kept pointing at my bag and were telling me something in Japanese and I donīt speak Japanese, I tried four different languages with no success. Well, they let me go and I never knew if there was something wrong with my bag. So those things do not only happen in Spain...
True, and wherever it happend, I do not condone it. But it is rare in most other European countries.
Originally Posted by
JUANMA
And by the way, why should spanish airports list destinations in English??
Again, I hope that the answer to this is obvious to everyone.
Originally Posted by
JUANMA
In Rome Airport you always hear announcements for flights to Monaco di Baviera, which is Munich in English, so Spain is not the only country where they use their own language to list cities...
I don't think it is true - I flew FCO-MUC a few months ago and the monitors were showing "Munich" both in English and Italian. Boarding announcement in Italian, English and German.
SmilingBoy.