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EGAC is Better
+1. If the article is true and they choose not to tell the customers, that is poor form. If true, this summer is going from bad to worse on the operational side of the house.
Edit: This seems to be escalating in the press and is now in danger of becoming a total
PR disaster. The airports refusal to speak isn’t helping matters.
The article (along with the two Special Assistance stories of recent times) are all utter tosh.
Car Park one is a complete fabrication with hypothetical discussion on top of chinese whispers. Why would a private company have to broadcast any details about their dealings behind the scenes with ALL affected clients to a public audience.
The man with the spanners was correctly handled by the security team, as was the little boy with Autism. The reporting here is utter tripe, playing to the baying mob.