Disconcerting experience

I wouldn't like to list the blemishes here, that ran from being listed as 'on time' on the departure board for an hour after the original flight time to reading lights not working in a whole section of the plane to '50 blankets for 100 passengers' (I quote the steward here) to a toilette that resembled one I once saw in a ghetto in Philadelphia... for fear of exceeding the space permitted in the letters section of your publication.

I do not know how profitable the international sector is for BB and cannot imagine the raison d'etre for its existence other than national pride. But should the very thing that one has propped up for national pride become a joke that makes Bangladesh a laughing stock of the kind strictly reserved for banana republics, we should seriously reconsider the merits and demerits for its continued existence. Even as someone who has always tried to give his business to a Bangladeshi concern, I seriously doubt I will fly BB ever again if I have an alternative.

My suggestion is that BB immediately disbands to save this much maligned nation further embarrassment. The routes it currently plies can be auctioned to other airlines or private sector. I rest my pen dreading my trip back to Paris next week.