1 week ago
Birds and Broken Trolleys Worsen Passenger Woes at Chennai Airport
Passengers at Chennai airport are facing two main problems.
Birds such as crows and pigeons are getting into the canteens.
They sit on tables where passengers want to eat.
Some passengers say their food is spoiled and their money is wasted.
Many luggage trolleys are also broken.
This makes people wait in long lines and move their bags between trolleys.
Passengers have shared photos and complaints on social media.
Airport officials said they will repair the nets and fix or replace the trolleys.
Crows and pigeons are reportedly entering Chennai airport canteens and occupying dining tables.
Passengers say birds are spoiling their food and making it difficult to eat.
Many luggage trolleys are reportedly broken, causing long queues and delays.
Passengers from Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi and London are described as especially affected.
Airport officials said damaged nets would be fixed and broken trolleys repaired or replaced.
- Who
- Passengers and airport officials at Chennai airport.
- What
- Passengers reported birds entering canteens, spoiling food and occupying tables, along with shortages of working luggage trolleys.
- Where
- Chennai airport.
- When
- Why
- Passengers attributed the problems to birds entering through damaged sections of protective nets and to broken or insufficient trolleys.
Passenger complaints
Airport officials' response
Birds in dining areas
Passenger complaints
Passengers say birds occupy tables, spoil food and prevent them from eating comfortably.
Airport officials' response
Officials said the airport's interior areas had been closed with nets, but some sections may have been damaged.
Luggage trolleys
Passenger complaints
Passengers say broken trolleys cause long waits, falling luggage and the need to search for replacements.
Airport officials' response
Officials said broken trolleys would be repaired or replaced.
Key facts
- Reported bird problem
- Crows and pigeons are entering interior airport areas and canteens.
- Effect on dining
- Passengers say birds occupy dining tables and spoil food.
- Luggage issue
- Many baggage trolleys are reportedly broken, creating long queues.
- Affected passengers
- Passengers arriving from Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi and London are described as especially affected.
- Passenger response
- Grievances and photographs have been posted on social media.
- Airport response
- Officials said damaged nets would be rectified and trolleys repaired or replaced.
Sources
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