Easter travel chaos for hundreds of Brit tourists with ‘three hour’ airport queues | 99731Q3 | 2024-04-03 11:08:01
Easter travel chaos for hundreds of Brit tourists with 'three hour' airport queues | 99731Q3 | 2024-04-03 11:08:01
Holidaymakers travelling to Faro, Portugal have been hit with extreme delays after alleged employees shortages.
Vacationers have been met with three hour delays for flights as e-Gates are reportedly not working.
Social media users have even claimed individuals have handed out while waiting in useless to journey.
One X consumer, Yvette Hughes challenged airline Jet2 over the delays, asking: 'What the hell is occurring. three and a half hours queeing via safety @FaroAirport.
'My knees are swollen, someone has handed out, youngsters are crying.'
She also stated she had not acquired 'a bit' of data from anybody.
Jet2 responded to the tweet, saying: 'We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience triggered. Nevertheless, the identical has been forwarded to us for a quick action.
'Kindly send us a direct message and we'll replace you at earliest and accordingly.'
Nevertheless, Yvette later shared she had acquired no update: 'Nonetheless queueing and no reply. four hours.'
Jet2 has blamed a employees shortage at Faro Airport for the delays, replying to a different disgruntled customer to elucidate: 'We apologise for the long queues on arrival in the present day, which is past our management.
'This is because of the lack of local immigration employees at Faro Airport.'
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This disruption comes as UK travellers have faced major delays with 45 miles of queues on the M6 motorway earlier this Easter weekend.
Round two million Brits have been set to fly away this weekend, with Bristol, Edinburgh and Newcastle airports predicting report numbers of passengers.
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