After being bumped from my Swiss Air flight to Florence and put up in a hotel far from everything…read moreand with terrible food, the €10 olive tapenade I bought in Duty Free in Spain was seized during security screening the next morning. The woman in front of me, however, was allowed to keep her Swiss Army Knife (that exceeded maximum length and had 10 blades) and take it in the plane with her. 9/11 terrorists used box cutters, but Zurich Airport OKs knives, but seizes an olive spread?
The hotel I was promised next to the airport when I accepted being bumped because they had overbooked the plane had no rooms, so they put me in a terrible hotel in the middle of nowhere. The rooms were very small and the dinner buffet, the only option even though I was promised a €20 meal credit, was terrible. I also had to wake-up an hour earlier (5:30 am) than I would have because I had to catch a shuttle instead of walking to the terminal as I had been told I could from the airport's Raddison.
I am posting this via my SIM because Zurich Airport's Wi-Fi is also useless, just like their security screening procedures.
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