A comment regarding celebrities’ unpleasant airport incidents recently spread in online communities, including Nate Pann, and gained keen attention from netizens.
In particular, the comment says, “The authorities should reinforce the law to prevent the airport from being used as a fashion show or fanmeeting venue for celebrities. Airports are public facilities so many people need to board their flights on time, so safety and security should be the top priority. Using stars’ airport fashion as an excuse, reporters and paparazzi occupying the passenger halls and crowds of fans flocking to the airport have threatened the safety of ordinary citizens. Accidents may continue to occur if these problems are not solved. There should be improvements for such incidents.”
In response, other netizens commented:
– I don’t know the law well, but I agree with making regulations on this. Why should citizens have to suffer for people who only want to make money?
– Just design a space with low traffic and make regulations on commercial use of photos taken outside that area. In that way, celebrities and reporters have no way but to go there
– I once traveled on the day idols arrived at the airport and I felt very frustrated. People should just stay home instead of taking up the space at the airport and causing trouble to others
– People who take photos of celebrities and sell them are legendary…
– If agencies let their celebrities depart in private, fans would not show up. Agencies are doing this just to get photos of sponsored airport fashion. Fans buying and selling flight information of stars is also a problem. I don’t know who leaked the information, but some fans can do anything to get on the same flight as the celebrities to take photos. I heard someone can even change in-flight meals of others… That’s so absurd
