kevin.parks 41073 (5/9/2013)
They don't have nearly enough data screening going on. Depending on the airport/airlines, you can go to the wrong gate and give them your ticket and get on the wrong plan and not know you screwed up until you are in the wrong city. You would think this could never happen but it does.
Years ago I was on a late night flight which made a brief stop in DC and ended in Newark, NJ. At Newark, they woke everyone up on the plane including the young soldier in a nearby seat who was supposed to get off in DC. No one noticed, no one woke him, and suddenly he was dumped in a strange city late at night.
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