TERMINAL MADNESS – BEASLEY GREEN

Reminding me — again — why I hate airports.

Beasley Green

cathay-pacific-new-business-class-sydney-to-hong-kong-airbus-a330-20 Going nowhere extremely slowly.

The airport procedures involved in travelling by airplane are lengthy and laborious at best. Lots of checking, searching, walking, waiting and standing; yet it never ceases to amaze me how travellers can’t help but fall into the fruitless enchantment of the boarding gate wait. Despite the amount of dragging around of bags and beating of feet on hard marble and concrete floors they do, even seasoned travellers find themselves lured into this futile ritual. Airlines have tried to offer support by prioritising and calling out seat numbers in groups to save people the discomfort of pointlessly standing around for lengthy periods of time, but it’s like a mental illness that effects almost all travellers regardless of age, gender, race or creed.

So you know you’re allocated a specific seat on the plane, right? You also know that no matter what happens you’re not going to be asked…

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4 replies

  1. travelling doesn’t have enough troublesome events by itself …
    so they make stand in a long line.

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  2. I hate them more than ever, but find myself in them more often.

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    • We haven’t flown in years and if I never do it again, I’ll be fine with that. I miss being in other places, but I don’t miss getting there. I’m waiting for the transporter!

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