Travellers have experienced delays at Gold Coast Airport on Wednesday after an “isolated incident” triggered the precautionary rescreening of passengers already onboard a flight.
Travellers have been forced to contend with delays at the Gold Coast Airport in Queensland on Wednesday after an “isolated incident” prompted the precautionary rescreening of passengers onboard one flight.
The airport posted an update about the chaos on its Facebook page, acknowledging there had been “operational disruptions” during the course of the morning.“We are communicating with passengers in the terminal and thank everyone for their patience,” the update said. “As a precaution, passengers onboard one flight were rescreened in line with security protocol without further issue,” spokesperson said.“We thank passengers for their patience and understanding.”
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