Ground service agents’ professionals are the people responsible for dealing with passengers’ problems, issues and queries. Patience, saintly communication skills and a friendly nature are essential for dealing with people who may be angry and irate due to travel complications, such as delays and cancellations. Causes of passenger Anger Delay in departure/arrival , Unprofessional handling of passenger at check in , ,Misinformation to passengers ,Mishandling of Passengers on arrival, Passenger not getting what he asked for, Amenities not available. Solve the problem by use techniques that make a passenger feel heard and help diffuse his anger. If someone is angry, let them sound off and calm down before you try to deal with the situation. Maintain neutral but assertive body language. Listen carefully and try to really understand what is causing the problem. As they calm down and you can have more of a dialogue with them, start to ask questions to get specifics about what is wrong. Show them you are interested in getting to the root of the matter, not avoiding it. Acknowledge their right to be angry if they have a point. Remember that the way you deal with a mistake can lead to someone becoming a committed client or PASSENGER of yours. We’ve all had problems with suppliers or service providers and the way they have handled the problems has determined whether we stayed with them or not. Where someone takes your complaint seriously and deals with it quickly and courteously, you are probably even more likely to stay with them than if the problem hadn't arisen in the first place.