AIRLINES are warning holidaymakers who are travelling this week ahead of more strike action across the UK. Members of the Public and Commercial Service (PCS) union – who work for Border …
and that you have all necessary medication and disability assistance in case of long waits.
They added: "If you’re usually able to travel with either an ID or a passport, we’d recommend that you bring youras these can be used at any airport with eGates in place and will help to speed up your journey." It was also advised to add something to your suitcase to make it stand out as "baggage reclaim area may be busier if there are delays at the border".at both UK airports and the Dover border in December, from 23-26 and 28-31.
The Home Office was forced to call in 625 members of the Army, Royal Navy, Royal Air Force and civil servants to help combat the effects of strike action by UK Border force last month.was forced to cancel all flights due to strike action last week, with around 300 flights due to take off and land at Berlin Brandenburg Airport affected.also took place last week due to plans to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64, with flights to Paris Airport and Eurostar trains affected.
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