A Day In The Life Of Airport Security | Dublin Airport: Life Stories | On The Move

A man anticipates his mother's arrival from Australia and becomes concerned when she fails to appear. A couple waits for their son and his grandparent to fly back from Disneyland Paris, a college trip is placed in jeopardy, and there is behind-the-scenes footage of the airport police as they patrol the terminals.
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In a time when migration is at an all-time high, Dublin Airport encompasses every aspect of life, a place of new beginnings and tearful endings, where families embrace their loved ones and where partners say goodbye, forced apart by circumstance. This series follows the broad range of stories that are part of daily life at Dublin Airport. Every passenger has a tale to tell, each traveler feels hardship, anguish, or joy as they prepare to cross the border. Behind the scenes, there is a dedicated team of thousands who make sure everything goes to plan. From the security team to ground floor staff, to the many dedicated customer relations officers, every team comes together as the hundreds of daily flights arrive and depart from the airport. Follow the highs and lows, the tears of sadness at a friendship divided, pride of families as they see their loved one give up everything, to try something new, and the joy of couples or new arrivals who are about to begin a new life.
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[@died4us590]

This was not about security.

[@sgedlund]

Agreed. I love watching police and customs documentaries. This missed the mark tremendously. Sorry I don't really care about other people's children running around.

[@nilsnilsson8582]

Dublin, Ireland. Love you!

[@marciam6224]

Why does this woman ask these people such STUPID questions??? 👎🏻 because of that. The title was also misleading.

[@terrifleischer9915]

I haven't traveled much in my almost 76 years. It's very stressful for me to go through security and check in and boarding.

[@LowBudgetKiwi]

The life of airport security just seems to be interviewing as many passengers as possible without actually focusing on airport security

[@mikehajek64]

I love to travel. Not to stressful ever. Even during these times

[@donnabaardsen5372]

Me too!

[@cornet959]

12:16 she organised the group of 23 to travel but hasn't checked her passport.

[@jameseldridge4185]

Ireland forever

[@abztractboxingandstuff8384]

I thought it was a show on security? Why is this woman asking for the blokes life story? About a 20 minute section on a premature baby and her mother.....

[@meok2]

Nice to see civilized people. Unlike here in the USA

[@Deb10086]

True! ❤️

[@Garth_T]

The other series are better...UK Border Force, Border Security, etc

[@keltiquewood]

This woman should never interview anyone ever again - brutal!!!

[@naknaksdadn572]

Interesting that the son in law and the daughter hadn't handed the new granddaughter over to her grandparents.

[@vallorypoole8117]

THEIR BOARDERS ARE GREAT/ OLD JOE LETS MILLIONS INTO OURS...

[@radithorbottles4335]

first

[@mikehajek64]

Ok....? I like the name. Crazy stuff that was lol

[@donnabaardsen5372]

And the point is?

[@radithorbottles4335]

@@mikehajek64 thanks! It was pretty whack

[@radithorbottles4335]

@@donnabaardsen5372 ur mom lol

[@user-wm6bk3in3h]

what a crap programme . not about security