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Editorial: O Hare airport passenger satisfaction? Rock bottom Hey City Hall, fix this and fly right

Editorial: O Hare airport passenger satisfaction? Rock bottom Hey City Hall, fix this and fly right
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EDITORIAL: How does someone live at the airport undetected for nearly 3 months?

EDITORIAL: How does someone live at the airport undetected for nearly 3 months? Chicago Tribune Questions abound in the bizarre tale surrounding Aditya Singh, the man found living at O’Hare International Airport for nearly three months. The biggest is the most obvious: How could security personnel at O’Hare, one of the world’s busiest airports, fail to notice someone living in a secured area, turning it into his own Airbnb? The Jan. 16 arrest of Singh, 36, evokes comparisons to “The Terminal,” the 2004 movie in which Tom Hanks plays an international traveler with an invalid passport who lives at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport for nine months. Singh’s case is quite different. In the movie, authorities allowed Hanks’ character to live at the airport while they figured out what to do with him. Singh is charged with felony criminal trespass to a restricted area of an airport, along with misdemeanor theft.

As Others See It: O Hare s invisible man

As Others See It: O’Hare’s invisible man An editorial from the Chicago Tribune © Provided by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Questions abound in the bizarre tale surrounding Aditya Singh, the man found living at O’Hare International Airport for nearly three months. The biggest is the most obvious: How could security personnel at O’Hare, one of the world’s busiest airports, fail to notice someone living in a secured area, turning it into his own Airbnb? The Jan. 16 arrest of Mr. Singh, 36, evokes comparisons to “The Terminal,” the 2004 movie in which Tom Hanks plays an international traveler with an invalid passport who lives at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport for nine months. Mr. Singh’s case is quite different. In the movie, authorities allowed Hanks’ character to live at the airport while they figured out what to do with him. Mr. Singh is charged with felony criminal trespass to a restricted area of an airport, along with misdemea

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