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by Angela
It
only seems right to simply state that when you are in an airport you should
act as you would any other time in your daily routine. People should know
that it is right to be respectful at all times, and to use common sense
and courtesy toward others.
Unfortunately, it appears that some people
lack in the areas of respect, common sense, and courtesy. There are a
number of humans out there that fall short of these personal traits. In
fact, I believe its the majority of humans that seem to be ignorant to
these ideas while they are traveling, especially in the airports. Some
of their obvious actions include, but are not limited to:
* Stop yelling at the staff. Being rude
to the airport/airline staff just doesnt make sense. (Have people forgotten
they are in charge of their luggage, the flight, etc?) Whats the point?
*With the new self-check in kiosks
You do not have to wait for an airline representative to call you over.
When a terminal becomes available, go ahead and walk up to it and follow
the instructions on the screen.
* Blocking the aisles in the runway terminals by standing in a line waiting
to get on a plane that hasnt even begun boarding.
* Waiting in the line to board the plane before your seat section has
been called, duh.
* Ignoring someone when they say excuse me.
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If you're on the moving walkway and not moving, stay to the right. Some
people are in a hurry and are trying to walk past you on the left.
* Shower (or at least wash off your body stench) before you get on an
airplane. It is only respectful to the others that have to sit in close
proximity.
* DO NOT wear strong cologne or perfume as that may irritate others or
even cause allergic reactions.
* Be conscious of the person sitting next to you. You MUST share the arm
rests with these people. Everyone is a bit crowded and uncomfortable.
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When the airplane lands listen to the instructions, they clearly state
that no one should remove their seatbelt until the plane has arrived at
the gate and the seatbelt sign is turned off. Then, why do so many people
remove their seatbelts prior to this? Maybe the answer is that they dont
understand English. All of the seatbelts clicking prior to the allowed
time is just ridiculous.
* Exiting the plane should be simple. It should be done in an orderly
fashion, row by row, beginning with the front of the plane and moving
back. Then why do people shove ahead and rush to get off the plane? Most
of these people will arrive at the luggage carousel only to discover that
they have to wait another 15 minutes or so for their luggage.
* Blocking the entire carousel for picking up your luggage. People need
to be courteous and make room for others.
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