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The airport's new hugging  complaintseverybodyhumaninhumanelimitpersonpolicypostersreallytime is not popular with  complaintseverybodyhumaninhumanelimitpersonpolicypostersreallytime. CEO Daniel De Bono told local reporters that he has received many  complaintseverybodyhumaninhumanelimitpersonpolicypostersreallytime. He said: "We were accused of breaching basic  complaintseverybodyhumaninhumanelimitpersonpolicypostersreallytime rights." He added that another  complaintseverybodyhumaninhumanelimitpersonpolicypostersreallytime said: "How dare we limit how long someone can have a hug." Someone on the airport's Facebook page called the policy " complaintseverybodyhumaninhumanelimitpersonpolicypostersreallytime". Mr De Bono defended the hug  complaintseverybodyhumaninhumanelimitpersonpolicypostersreallytime. He said: "Three minutes is plenty of  complaintseverybodyhumaninhumanelimitpersonpolicypostersreallytime to pull up, say farewell to your loved ones and move on. The time  complaintseverybodyhumaninhumanelimitpersonpolicypostersreallytime is really a nicer way of saying get on with it." He added that airports were "hotbeds of emotion" and that anything longer than a 20-second hug was " complaintseverybodyhumaninhumanelimitpersonpolicypostersreallytime awkward".