A not with a PIN code was found taped to the security gate at Dubbo City Airport in NSW, Australia.
To avoid any confusion, the note said “Gate Access Code,” and even provided a few helpful tips such as “please touch pad softly” and “remember code to re-enter.”
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If Dubbo is sinking then every other airport in Australia is going with them you moron. How do you think pilots get out of airports after hours