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    An inventory of indicators at Baghdad Airport.. "chronic negatives" and embarrassing opinions

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    An inventory of indicators at Baghdad Airport.. "chronic negatives" and embarrassing opinions Empty An inventory of indicators at Baghdad Airport.. "chronic negatives" and embarrassing opinions

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    Alsumaria News - Local

    Airports in the world, especially capital airports, are the main facade of any country, and when talking about Baghdad Airport, problems and scandals will certainly jump into everyone's mind, and the recent crisis, represented by the confusion that affected flights at the airport, caused all the airport's problems to come back to mind.


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    Problems vary at the airport.[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]From the type of services provided at the airport, the type of food, and the luggage transportation services, to the routine procedures and confusion problems that occur from time to time, the matter is not limited to the problems related to the services provided to travelers, but rather extends to more serious problems related to airport security and problems with specialized international companies and airport insurance contracts, and the conflict and diversity of decisions regarding the entry of travelers’ vehicles and fees.



    One of the most common problems that were revealed from inside the airport[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]There is a lack of regular maintenance, and the disruption of many service facilities for travelers, including, for example, bathroom problems and the lack of maintenance and cleaning sometimes.

    Among other negatives are the problems of the breakdown of the baggage conveyor belts, as well as the "monopoly" of baggage transport carts outside and the imposition of large sums of money by service workers inside the airport in exchange for transporting bags.

    One of the scandals that recently hit the airport is the refusal to dismiss an employee by the Business Intel company concerned with securing Baghdad Airport, as the company's director wanted to dismiss the director authorized by him at the airport.[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]Who accused him of stealing the salaries of the company's employees and withdrawing money from the company's account without authorization from the company's main manager outside Iraq.

    And the airport became[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]Threatened with closure, according to what specialists revealed weeks ago, for violating the terms of the Chicago Agreement, which requires that the airport be protected and secure.[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]By specialized companies with certificates in airport security, after information about intentions to hand over airport security to the Ministry of Interior.


    Alsumaria reviewed one of the sites specialized in evaluating airports, and reviewed the opinions of some travelers, where one of the residents described the food at the airport[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]"It's terrible," the soup is just boiled water, and while dates in Iraq are usually the best, the buffet has poor quality dates, most of the desserts are dry, the only fruit is apples and oranges, the cutlery is plastic and breaks easily when peeled, there is no real juice, the bathrooms are very bad, the carpets there have probably not been washed in years, there is no designated smoking area, there is no lounge and decent pillows near the station.

    Another resident traveler said that the cafeterias serve basic snacks and drinks, and the annoying part is that they are also used as smoking lounges, so there are at least 10 people smoking in one room.
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    On the other hand, an Iraqi traveler said that allowing travelers in their cars to enter the airport[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]It's just a trick, the car doesn't go to the airport lounge entrance, but to the ground floor of the paid parking lot, and from there you have to drag your bags to the upper floor, but to arrive in complete comfort you need to rent a car from one of the companies that will take you from Ibn Firnas to the airport lounge for 30 thousand.

    He adds: "Also, the story of the airport bathrooms seems to be intractable, the floor of the Samarra lounge bathrooms is a pool of water while the cleaning worker is busy with the luggage cart for at least 10 thousand dinars.
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