Passengers agitated due to flight delays at airport gate, Chattanooga TN
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Disorderly ConductPassengers at Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport became agitated at Gate 3 due to multiple delays of a United Airlines flight and lack of staff to provide information.
Audio|Heard on: Chattanooga Airport Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:48
Transcript:
00:00
If you could try to make contact with a United Airlines employee and have them respond to Gate 3, Gate 3.
00:14
There's a couple passengers up there that are getting agitated because no one is there.
00:20
Apparently this flight has been delayed several times.
00:23
However, there's no one from United to relay any information to them.
00:29
Okay.
00:30
I mean, they can come down to the United desk and talk to them.
00:34
Well, we're already up there at the gate.
00:36
So if they come down, then they'll have to go back through TSA.
00:41
Yeah, I understand.
00:43
Go ahead see if anybody there.
00:45
Your vows, United.
00:52
I've also tried to call in them, and I'm not going to hold to anyone.
01:02
To retain it this best, I just renew that to deal.
01:10
319.
01:12
Do you guys your traffic?
01:18
Do you buy your copy on it?
01:21
That's negative, sir.
01:22
Could you revise that traffic?
01:24
Yeah,
01:29
I relay that message too down, so they should be heading up there.
01:32
I'd be going up there and make sure everything's good.
01:35
Claire, I would call for you to speak with someone formerly, and she did advise that she was going to try and get to one up there.
01:46
You by the state three, correct?
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Location mentioned:
Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport (CHA), 1001 Airport Rd, Chattanooga, TN 37421
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