International travel for the Easter holidays has not hopped off on the right foot
Thousands of people are experiencing long queues, delays, and in some cases, cancelled flights due to the holiday demand
Travellers in The UK have described scenes of “chaos” after several missed their flights at Manchester Airport.
Heathrow, Gatwick and Birmingham have also been affected by delays and cancellations.
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— British Airways (@British_Airways) April 8, 2022
Dublin Airport has advised travellers to arrive three-and-a-half hours before their flight due to similar issues.
As Covid led to the government imposing lockdowns and travel restrictions, airport operations across the world shut down with fleets of planes grounded.
Similar scenes are felt on the other side of the globe… a blow-out in airport delays and wait times, particularly with Qantas in Australia’s biggest and most popular city of Sydney.
For Qantas, Jetstar and Virgin Australia, the Easter weekend will be the busiest since before the pandemic.
Contact Centre wait time update:
— Qantas (@Qantas) April 7, 2022
We apologise to all our customers who have experienced challenges in getting through to us, and want to reassure you that we’ve made fixing this issue a top priority. https://t.co/cIkkwnayv0 (1/2)
