The general conditions for the check-in are often extremely unfavorable: The basic staff is under enormous time pressure and wants to get the procedure over the stage quickly, smoothly and effectively because the next customers are already jostling. Nevertheless, every crew should understand as much as possible so that later there are no constant inquiries or something is damaged by incorrect operation.
On the other hand, the customer often wants to put them down quickly enough - after all, the precious vacation time should be used. You are also tired from the journey or simply overwhelmed by the mass of technical details that are beating down on you.
And that's how they come about, the quick, hurried handovers that are often the beginning of a messed up vacation trip. It is only during the voyage that the crew notices that equipment is defective or even missing, that damage was not noticed or that one simply forgot to clarify important points.
A tip: Every agency knows charter companies that are characterized by very good maintenance quality. It can be worthwhile not to take the 100 euros cheaper offer, but to consciously reward quality. There is a high probability that you will not regret it.
