On Wednesday, Vueling was contacting passengers to offer them discounts of 250 euros on future flights if they changed from flights that were fully booked and departing from Palma Son Sant Joan Airport over the next few days.
Airline incentive to avoid delays at Palma Airport
Security personnel insist they are not on go-slows
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BeachcomberThis article was about leaving, not arriving. I assume you call all entry systems to any country "barmy", even the one existing in the UK?
BeachcomberI assume noone would look going to America or any other countries that have entry checks, which affects all, not just British. Until it happens noone knows whether there will be long delays or not.
And this is only a foretaste of the huge delays expected when the new barmy entry/exit system is expected to finally start in October this year. No wonder many people are now looking to avoid the EU delays and holiday elsewhere.
Aena is worth billions so there is no excuse for not employing more staff or paying existing staff a living wage.