Fernando González Urbaneja | Airports are returning to their pre-covid activity and bursting at the seams. This is not an exceptional occurrence; it is happening in many other public services, for example, in health consultations and the ensuing events (tests, operations, etc.). It was foreseeable, the pandemic reduced staff numbers and accumulated tasks. In the case of health care, it produced delays, both voluntary and forced, which are now returning … Continue reading Collapse At Airports As A Symptom