Why was I quizzed about my activities in Colombia by the air-line staff prior to check-in?
At the queue for check-in at El Dorado airport in Bogota, all passengers were submitted to a series of questions by air-line staff (Delta) before reaching the check-in desk.
The questions I was asked were along the lines of "What cities did you visit?", "Can you name your hotel in Bogota?", "What national parks did you visit?" etc.
It wasn't a big issue at all, I'm just curious as to why the air-line staff (the air-hostesses) seemed to be asking these sorts of questions. I doubt they were customer research as my answers were not recorded and the questions held up the progression of the queue. I also had to present my passport. This was not at any security points at the airport either.
Why did the air-line staff want to ask these questions?
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