The Cheddi Jagan International Airport Corporation (CJIAC) says it will investigate a complaint from businessman Zaid Khan regarding how he was treated during airport security screening at Cheddi Jagan International Airport. Khan alleges that he was humiliated during the screening process. In response, CJIAC reiterates that it maintains high standards of aviation security while ensuring passengers are treated with dignity and professionalism.
CJIAC also states that its screening procedures align with the National Civil Aviation Security Programme. The corporation says additional screening is required when there is an alert, and that passengers, including persons with disabilities, should be handled with courtesy. The statements from the outlets indicate that CJIAC’s response focuses on reviewing the specific complaint while reaffirming the broader security and passenger-care practices it says govern airport screening.
No outcome of the investigation is reported in the available coverage.
