Airlines services and their and many people's disrespect for one another are some common features of everyday's life, so blacklisting a few isn't constructive and perhaps even legal. There are all sorts of travel packages or air ticket prices out of which some are at times incompetent or unable to meet a challenge, and then there are people who are incapable to follow the customary code of polite behavior in society whehter it is the service or served ones. Nowadays, many men, women and even children face some unprecendented pressure from their jobs, schools or society in general, and so a travel package that doesn't cover what it should or a busy customer service rep that cannot handle a stressed customer may only be the result of the trend that we all are moving towards.

From my numerous travel experiences, I can only see how difficult it is to keep cool sometimes. One of the passengers next to me on a flight somewhere in China once pulled his window blinder down to be confronted by the hostess not to do that for the rules stated to have it open at all times. After suggestions he was uncomfortable because of the strong sunshine, the hostess wasn't sympathetic whatsoever. On another flight, also in China, that I take often and on which I sometimes am and sometimes am not served with a warm meal for virtually the same price of the ticket, I have had some mind boggling encounters of the people and their services.

So, judging some anxious individuals that expect the return for their money as harshly that they'd be excluded from what every one, except the terrorist minds, should be entitled to is a pure bigotry. Fixing the shortcomings of service industries is sure more difficult than pointing fingers at a few who cannot take it.