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Arjun Khanna had memorized the rhythm of chaos. At 6:00 AM, the terminal was a sleeping giant—soft yawns, the shuffle of luggage wheels, the hiss of coffee machines. By 7:00 AM, it became a beast. Hundreds of throats cleared at once. Thousands of feet tapped impatiently. And somewhere in the middle of it all, a single delayed flight could trigger a domino effect that would ripple across three continents.

He signaled to his team. Within two minutes, paramedics arrived. Within four, they confirmed it was mild dehydration. The flight to London, however, was closing its doors in six minutes. aviation and airport management

He did. He always did.