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Here are some of the most recent remarks left by visitors to this site. Have some opinions of your own to share? Find your airport using the green search box above, and click the "add feedback" button to make yourself heard.
Sandakan Airport (Sandakan, Malaysia)
I became ill at Sandakan Airport on 12 June, feeling faint and nauseous. The airport staff were very helpful, taking me to a private rest room to recover and my wife to a chemist to buy supplies. As a result I was able to catch my flight to Kota Kinabalu and enjoy 5 days on Gaya Island. Please send a big thank you to your people from me.
— David Newbold
Menara Airport (Marrakech, Morocco)
On the evening of June 10th, 2025, I was scheduled to board the flight to Lisbon, which was initially set for 20:15 but delayed to 20:40. The boarding gate was changed from B9 to B7. The situation at the gate was chaotic, with the ground crew visibly struggling to manage the lines and communicate effectively with passengers. The boarding process was disorganized, and the staff appeared agitated, likely due to the delay. As I was traveling with my family, I presented my boarding pass and passport and waited for my wife and children to join me. However, the ground crew insisted that I move forward without waiting for them. I attempted to explain my situation, but the staff member either could not or would not communicate in English, making the situation more stressful. When I commented on the lack of organization and poor management, a member of the ground crew physically grabbed my arm and took my boarding pass and passport. He told me I needed to "calm down," although I was composed and simply expressing my concern, as were several other passengers. The situation escalated to the point where my wife had to request police assistance before the ground crew member returned my documents. Another staff member intervened and apologized for his colleague’s behavior, which I appreciated. However, this incident left a lasting negative impression and raised serious concerns about professionalism, respect for basic human rights, and the suitability of some staff members to work in an international airport environment. I do not have the name of the individual involved, but I believe such conduct is unacceptable, especially as Morocco prepares to co-host the 2030 FIFA World Cup. Incidents like this tarnish the reputation of the airport and the country as a whole. While I acknowledge that not all staff behaved poorly, the actions of a few can have a significant impact on travelers’ experiences. I urge you to investigate this incident and take appropriate action to ensure that such mistreatment does not happen to other passengers. Based on this experience, I am reluctant to return to Morocco or recommend it as a travel destination.
— Carlos
John C Munro International Airport (Hamilton, Canada)
i bought a new suit suit case to travel to cancun in feb the suitcase arrived in cancun unscathed but on the return trip to hamilton i received the suitcase with the protective cover damaged beyond using again the case itself had a dent in the side of the case. The case itself was an expensive aluminum and magnesium case supposed to be very sturdy
— Roy SHAW
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