An in-depth documentary into Dubai's International Airport and the problems that workers and the airport faces on a daily basis.
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An in-depth documentary into Dubai's International Airport and the problems that workers and the airport faces on a daily basis.
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This really must be the most stupid show on Fox these days. And it gives us a horrifying insight in how business is done on the ground in Dubai. Whilst all the time trying to be a commercial, it annoys me 100%. Not one subject can be mentioned without adding stuff like "the biggest in the world", "the largest on the planet". Then there is the unhealthy expansion. Planes are ordered while there are no terminals to park them, everything has to go in a very unhealthy hurry, people are stressed to the extreme because everything has to be ready yesterday. Time is always running late for everyone. And all the time we are told that everything is only measured in money. Not in happy employees, satisfied customers or in trying to be a little sensible with our environment. In the end passengers will have to walk ten miles to catch their connecting flight, because they are the biggest... o whatever.