Paul Glick
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I have always said that DEN is by far the most difficult airport to get through security. I usually am pre-check which of course helps. Thee first thing I always do after checking luggage is to get the hell through security and get it over with. Most experienced travelers will not lounge around outside of security. DEN reminds of what an airport in a third world country is like. Try White Plains, NY, airport. It is worse that DEN and if they have 150 seats for waiting, there are 300 passengers waiting. I have to quit now, I am getting stressed thinking about all this crap.
(Written on 2015/02/02)(Permalink)
I was traveling on Delta from ATL to Bo's a number of years ago and the guy right behind me was either drunk or on drugs. He was taking his ten year old son home to his mother. Among his activities, he: • Was loud and obnoxious •. He kept taking bottles of boos off the drink cart as they stopped serving him. • He sprayed shaving cream all over the back of the flight attendant. It was actually kind of funny but she did not think so. •. He threw the food from the meal all over the cabin. •. He got a can of beer out of his carry-on from the overhead •. Right before we landed he ran up to 1st class and sat The captain came back twice warning him they were going to divert if he did not settle down. Once we landed, the first thing we saw those big black boots of the Boston cops removing him first. The flight attendants took care of the kid.
(Written on 2015/01/26)(Permalink)
I hope this EA is better than the last one. They provided horrible service and were constantly in labor disputes and strikes. They tried to compete with Delta airlines where terminal C was all their's and also hf of terminal B. This is a new era and I wish them the best.
(Written on 2014/11/06)(Permalink)
Do they honestly believe that passengers used to pay attention to the flight attendant's safety announcement and now they don't? Have you ever seen a passenger ask a question about what the flight attendant said? Unfortunately, Passengers do not listen to the announcement, whether they have a gadget in their hand or not. I'm sure the flight attendants know that as well.
(Written on 2014/10/13)(Permalink)
Why would someone do this, I just don't get it? Was the guy hopeful that the plane would crash?
(Written on 2014/07/09)(Permalink)
Ric got it right. Profiling yes, but so what. I have watched TSA here in US scrutize little old ladies with walkers more thoroughly than men from the Middle East.
(Written on 2014/07/07)(Permalink)
Business traveler's will never fly an unreliable cheapo airline like this. And wouldn't vacationer's who fly once or twice a year want a better experience than Sprint and I guess now they will know how bad it is going to be. Ahhhh, I have it. An airline for screaming unruly kids.
(Written on 2014/05/08)(Permalink)
A vacation for Michelle Obama? Oh that would not work, the plane is too small for her folks.
(Written on 2014/04/21)(Permalink)
I would never agree with Biden on anything but I do now. Has anyone ever been to the white plains, NY airport, "like a third world country's airport is the perfect description? No one except the TSA screeners speak English. There is a single waiting area for all gates and the chairs are in horrible condition. There always are about twice as many people as chairs and of course everyone tries to carry their life possessions with them. I would not be surprised be there goats and chickens there somewhere. The restrooms are very old and filthy. The whole place is disgusting. And I almost forgot that the check-in area uses contract generic agents. They are not from around here, again don't speak English, and don't give a rip about anything. This airport is in Westchester County, what I thought was an affuient area I thought. I am surprised that NYer's would put up with these conditions. I have not flown out if NY's big three airports, but don't see how they could be worse.
(Written on 2014/04/04)(Permalink)
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