Saudi Airlines bad treatment with South Aisans
Reader comment on item: Saudi Arabian Airlines Cleans Up Its Act
in response to reader comment: Saudi Airline Customs regulations

Submitted by engr (Saudi Arabia), Jul 15, 2008 at 13:09

As we know that the Saudi Arabia air ports are bad in the world by treating people specially treating people from south Asian countries .Now days there is so much rush at air ports for because of Vacations .and I see many times at Saudi airlines "check in " counters the Saudi Air lines staff misbehave very badly .We have seen many times that they shout ,push even hit them,through luggage like treating them as animals ,All other countries where there is so much rush but there is not such thing what we find in Saudi Arabia.If the passenger is labor or illiterate he should be treated as respected passenger same as others .they pay to Saudi Airlines but by them they treated like criminals,

Yesterday there was a departure flight from Riyadh and delhi,hyderabad,karachi,dhaka and bombay were on the same time and there was so much rush at the counters of Saudi airlines ,instead of quickly processing they were very slow and the staff was shouting to the people and one of the member of Saudi airlines come out side the counter and pushing people and shouting on them as the police do on the criminals .

only at the Saudi Airports people feel that they are criminals .Saudi airlines should change the behaviors .

Please protest to the Saudi Airlines authority for this behavior .If you do not care about self respect no one will respect you .and the basic respect should be more then money .

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