EINDHOVEN AIRPORT: * Overcrowded waiting rooms, lacking sufficient seat facilities. * Uninterested personnel. * Volume and understandability of messages are inadequate. * Unclear directions, where and when to pass the security and customs. Together with fellow passengers we succeeded in finding out. * We were called for boarding, while the passengers of the former flight of our plane were not even yet unboarding. So we had to queue for another unnecessary hour. * Exaggerated intimate search at the security. They seem to lack the customary electronic equipment to detect metals at Eindhoven. * Consequently, they failed to detect the Swiss army-knife and scissors I had accidentally in my hand luggage . * The parking lot machine accepted neither Meastro card nor chip card. Fortunately I was warned for that. Otherwise, I could have walked for another 2 Kms back to the arrival hall for cash. * Picking-up passengers is seriously discouraged. Sidewalks near the arrival hall are supplied with yellow curbstones and crush barriers. Military police watches sharply that nobody stops for boarding a car.