London Heathrow is the busiest for sure, but when you work at the airport you need to be prepared to help people. This is the kind of impression that people see as representing your countr. If you can’t do it, then you’re in the wrong place.

You should also keep in mind, you have never needed to go through Visa procedures and embassy nonsense, so you don’t know what it’s like to be treated as less than someone else just because of your passport. That you could never know.

And I woner if you should be so hard on the airport staff. They are told a hundred times a day” I’m late”, they are abused by cranky travellers, and treated poorly by many. If they accomadated everyone, things would never be organized.

Lastly, you are right, an education in not required for many of these positons, but many of them so work very hard and they should not be jugded becuase of a lack of a university degree.

Give us another chance, just book a longer layover! Cheers!

Canuckle Head: London is very expensive for sure, I was shocked to see that Canada’s prices are similar to Dubai, even after the taxes. Yes, I was able to eat in Canada and pay reasonable prices as well.

At the end, I have to admit that I got a 6 months Visit Visa from the UK embassy and wasn’t expecting it. That proves again that some employees at the embassies are jerks and they don’t want to help you and this is because he or she chooses to do so.