The Airport
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| Movies/Shows | Seinfeld |
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| Air date | November 25, 1992 |
| Previous episode | The Contest |
| Next episode | The Pick |
| Directors | Tom Cherones |
| Written by | Larry Charles |
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| ID | 1790531 |
About The Airport
Jerry parties it up in first class while Elaine suffers in cramped coach; Kramer is chased by the police.
Overview
Seinfled: season 12 the airport is a classic episode of the popular sitcom seinfeld.It aired on december 16.1992 and was written by larry charles and peter mehlman.The episode follows the misadventures of jerry.George.Elaine.And kramer as they try to make it to the airport in time for a flight.Plot
The episode begins with jerry.George.Elaine.And kramer trying to make it to the airport in time for a flight.However.They are delayed by a series of mishaps.Including a broken-down cra.A missing suitcase.And a long line at the airport.Eventually.They make it to the airport just in time for the flight.Only to find out that the plane has been delayed due to bad weather.Most Important Event
The most important event in the episode is when jerry.George.Elaine.And kramer finalyl mkae it to the airport in time for the flight.After a series of mishaps.They manage to make it to the airport just in time for the flight.Only to find out that the plane has been delayed due to bad weathre.This leads to a humorous scene in which the four of them are stuck in the airprot for hours.Trying to pass the time.Conclusion
Seinfeld: season 4.Episode 12 the airport is a classic episode of the popular sitcom seinfeld.It follwos the misadvetnures of jerry.George.Elaine.And kramer as tehy try to make it to the airport in time for a flight.The most important event in the episode is when they finally make it to the airport in time for the flight.Only to find out that the plane has been delayed due to bad weather.This leads to a humorous scene in which the four of them are stuck in the airport for hours.Trying to pass the time.How do you transport two giant pandas?
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Aviation watchdog voices concern on travel issues
The UK's aviation watchdog has written to airports and airlines to express concern over the impact of staff shortages on international Travel .
Thousands of people heading abroad in the run-up to Easter , some of them for the First Time in two years, have faced long queues, delays and cancellations.
The Civil Aviation Authority said late-notice cancellations and " excessive" delays could hit consumer confidence.
Airports blame recruitment issues and Covid-linked absences for the delays.
Staff sickness caused by coronavirus has seen airlines including Easyjet and British Airways axe dozens of Flights .
, where passengers described scenes of " chaos" after several missed their Flights , amid warnings that emergency services staff could be drafted in to help tackle the problems.
The disruption led to The Airport 's Managing Director , Karen Smart, announcing that she would Stand Down .
But in a Richard Moriarty , chief executive of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), warned late notice cancellations and " excessive" delays at airports were not only distressing for consumers but could affect confidence just when passengers were returning to flying.
He Said that while firms had been working hard to recruit staff ahead of the rush for spring and summer holidays, it was clear this had not always happened Fast Enough to cope with the increased passenger Travel .
Mr Moriarty stressed it was important airlines were fixing their schedules in a way that was deliverable given their available staff, with contingencies for staff sickness including from coronavirus.
" Where capacity is unavoidably restricted" He Said , planning was needed to identify problems early so pre-emptive cancellations could be made.
" At at a minimum" passengers should be given notice so that they do not Travel to airports unnecessarily, he added.
The CAA boss also reminded airlines that they were legally required to inform passengers of their rights when Flights were disrupted, to provide care and assistance during the disruption and to offer a choice of refund or alternative Travel .
Some schools have already broken up for Easter - The First school holiday since The End of the pandemic Travel restrictions - and that has sparked a rise in demand for foreign trips.
The Airport Operators Association (AOA), which represents most UK airports, said the delays and longer queues were down to airports struggling to recruit enough staff to cope with resurgent demand for Travel - Plus other factors such as Covid documentation checks and customers being unfamiliar with airport processes.
ABTA, a Trade Association for tour operators and Travel agents, said in a statement its members had reported bookings for this year were approaching 2019 levels.
" Our Own research shows an increasing number of people have a foreign holiday booked for The Next 12 Months , up a third when compared to six months ago, " it added.
Source of news: bbc.com
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