Passengers are threatening customer service agents at airports: survey

Almost all customer service agents surveyed said they've experienced verbal harassment.

USA TODAYIt doesn't take much for passengers to get frustrated at the airport — and according to a new survey, they're taking it out on customer service agents.

There isn't comprehensive data to look at these assaults in total partially because of the federal government's limited involvement in addressing the incidents, the report said.

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