Selective Enforcement and Unfair Clamping at Lanseria Drop-Off

I experienced unfair and selective enforcement of parking rules at Lanseria International Airport’s drop-off zone.

I briefly left my vehicle (less than two minutes) to assist my elderly father. At the time, there were at least six other unoccupied vehicles in the same zone. A guard warned me I may be fined; however, when I returned moments later, only my vehicle had been clamped, while the other unattended vehicles were ignored.

When I queried this inconsistency, the supervisor on duty, Mr Thekhwe N (Spader Security and Projects), stated that I had been warned and that the other vehicles were “not of concern.” This response effectively confirmed selective enforcement, rather than a fair and consistent application of the rules.

Rules should be app**** uniformly, not arbitrarily. Singling out one motorist while ignoring identical violations is unacceptable and reflects poorly on Lanseria Airport’s customer service and governance standards.

I paid under protest and request: 1. An explanation for the selective enforcement 2. Clarity on how enforcement discretion is app**** 3. Assurance that similar incidents will be prevented