[arista]

[EasyJet plane runs out of FUEL, drops passengers at Luton but sends all their bags to GATWICK because of 'staff shortages'
- as airport anarchy causes FIVE-HOUR queues
and leaves families sleeping on floors]



At least he did not Crash

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...twick-4AM.html



Terrible time to travel abroad
Covid-19 meant, thousands of staff were sacked
and laid off.
Those staff members moved on


[Rest from the chaos: Passengers sleep on the
ground before they try and get their
flights in Stansted Airport this morning]

[user104658]

Oh no look at them ... it literally dropped them ...

[UserSince2005]

all that space and they choose to lay all together? what are they? a family of otters? or just posing for the photo shoot?

[arista]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

all that space and they choose to lay all together? what are they? a family of otters? or just posing for the photo shoot?

That's Stansted
so at least the floor is clean

[arista]

Bristol Airport early today

[UserSince2005]

Originally Posted by arista

Bristol Airport early today

Was going to say that that aint Stansted but I see its bristol.
anyway looks like any typical morning at an airport.

[arista]

5AM Gatwick today

[arista]

[user104658]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

a family of otters?

[Zizu]

Going abroad this week was always a big risk .. they said weeks ago that the staffing problems will go on for months ..


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Going abroad this week was always a big risk .. they said weeks ago that the staffing problems will go on for months ..


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We heard one attendant complaining to someone that the number of passengers they were dealing with went from 1,100 a week to 30,000 -.

They sacked / laid off all their staff during Covid and now they expect them to all come back to help them out ..


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[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

The Online paper

[arista]

It is important we know
Other Airports in other nations are the same,



This is all from China's Covid-19
they started staff getting laid off in 2020
All around the world.



Live Debate
LBC Radio now

[MTVN]

One of my friends had a flight booked today, they delayed it this morning by 3 hours but said to still arrive at the airport normal time. He got through the queues and security ok but then they cancelled the flight 3 hours before take off

I know there's a lot of things out of the airlines and airports control but the way customers are being messed around is awful

[bots]

i've been messed around by airlines more times than i can count and i rate it amongst the most unpleasant experiences. Waiting at an airport with uncertainty is just grim

[Crimson Dynamo]

aww they sacked them all during covid and now they cant rehire the workers at sh1t wages becoz the bloody workers have found better-paid jobs in other industries

airlines are cowboys, end of

[arista]

Originally Posted by MTVN

One of my friends had a flight booked today, they delayed it this morning by 3 hours but said to still arrive at the airport normal time. He got through the queues and security ok but then they cancelled the flight 3 hours before take off

I know there's a lot of things out of the airlines and airports control but the way customers are being messed around is awful

Yes in Manchester Police were called
to get people off a plane
that could not leave
due to not enough staff to fly it.



Covid-19 and Brexit
are the blame
Reporters are saying.

[arista]

[Holiday firms and airlines are STILL
flogging cut-price deals THIS MONTH despite
cancelling thousands of flights because they
don't have enough staff - as air industry bosses
say slash red tape to clear applications backlog]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...l-flights.html

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[Jet2 boss blames 'lazy Brits who live off benefits'
for not being able to fill job vacancies – amid claims
passengers are Pretending to be disabled
to get wheelchair access and beat flight queues]

[Inflammatory comments
reportedly made by Jet2 boss Steve Heapy
this week Came as airlines pleaded for extra powers
to hire visa-free workers from Europe
Mr Heapy said Brits failed to
turn up at interview or take
applications seriously]


[Jet2 boss Steve Heapy (pictured) is said to have
made the inflammatory comments during
crunch talks with transport secretary
Grant Shapps this week,
after the minister rejected calls - including from the
likes of BA and easyJet - to grant airlines
more powers to hire visa-free workers
from Europe.]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...mp-queues.html