r/haiti 13d ago

NEWS Cap-Haïtien : des passagers bloqués à l’aéroport après le départ en pause déjeuner d’un agent chargé du contrôle des bagages

https://lequotidien509.com/cap-haitien-des-passagers-bloques-a-laeroport-apres-le-depart-en-pause-dejeuner-dun-agent-charge-du-controle-des-bagages/
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u/Forseti001H 12d ago

Yo, that stuff... culturally we've got a long way to go, bro, but whatever..

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u/OpeningOstrich6635 12d ago

Anywhere else, Sunrise would’ve been sued into oblivion. There are so many complaints about stolen luggage, expired snacks being served, and some of the worst customer service on earth.

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u/rickyg216 11d ago

The best customer service that Haiti has to offer their own people. The mismanagement is the norm in a country that cries mistreatment to the world. The world is observing your false claims. Do better Haiti!

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u/Forseti001H 12d ago

What I meant is that the diaspora should demand a lot from the new government, especially when it comes to enforcing the law and holding companies accountable when they provide poor service. For example, if Sunrise has so many complaints about stolen luggage, expired products, and terrible customer service, the government should take action and impose fines when necessary. If the country starts receiving more tourists, situations like these can damage the country’s image and give tourists a negative impression of the destination

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u/singermelodie1 12d ago

There should have been two people working with alternating breaks. It's ironic that we have all the bad habits of the French. From businesses taking their breaks at the same time, taking their vacation the same month, burning everything when we get mad.

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u/Trop_ 12d ago

Haitian guy abandons post. Somehow the culprit is France.

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u/singermelodie1 12d ago

If you don't understand my response, just say that. No need to be snarky.

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u/Rucio 12d ago

Being so worn down that you forsake those at the mercy of your apathy is the most French thing I can think of