Dunedin Airport in New Zealand has implemented a three-minute limit on goodbye hugs in its drop-off area to prevent traffic jams. Passengers can enjoy a longer farewell in the car park. The airport's CEO, Dan De Bono, defends the decision despite criticism, stating it helps keep the area moving smoothly. The airport aims for a quirky approach rather than imposing fines like other airports. The media has taken notice of the situation, with some humorously mispronouncing Dunedin's name. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)