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See what other travelers have to say about airports they've visited
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.
Carpiquet Airport (Caen, France)
Very friendly and helpful staff. We mount our Normandy anniversary para drops from there every year. We must cause them some disruption but they never complain and bend over back awards to assist.
— Roy Mobsby
Menara Airport (Marrakech, Morocco)
“I had an extremely disappointing experience at Marrakech Airport. The service was incredibly poor, and one of the staff members from a coffee shop even became aggressive and physically threatened me. When I reported the incident to the information desk, they were unhelpful. I also reported it to the police, but they did nothing to assist and just wasted my time. This was one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had, and I wouldn’t recommend anyone to visit Morocco based on this experience.”
— Ahmed
McCarran International Airport (Las Vegas, USA)
It's April 13th at 10:23am There are at least 3 passengers laying down on the floor between the face to face seating area restricting seating. I am at gate C12. I reported to a Southwest employee at the desk and his reply was this is a public facility and they or people can do what ever they want. I ask him if security had any thing can do and again he said they can do what ever they want. It's hard to believe that he would say people can do what ever they want. The employee was ar the C11,12,13 desk. What way to advertise for the airport. Come in sleep on the floor and do what ever you want. Hard to believe.
— Thomas A Di Loreto
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