No ground control in airport queue free-for-all

BEING a frequent traveller to, and a native of, Ireland living in the US, I have the opportunity also to travel to Japan, Singapore, Israel and Italy for work and personal reasons.

Tue, 03 May, 2005 - 01:00

Of all the airports I pass through, Dublin is the most appalling.

Towards the end of March my family and I were leaving Ireland to return to the US from Dublin airport only to be greeted after checking in with the a queue that had taken on a life of its own. There were no airport personnel to manage the flow, direction or order of the queue.

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