“We got stuck here”: passengers are sleeping at Lisbon Airport, waiting for baggage
The confusion is fitted at the Lisbon airport. Passengers criticize the lack of information and accused the airport as “whole clutter.”
Lisbon airport is still suffering from the consequences of Blackout leaving Portugal in the darkMonday. In addition to the canceled aircraft, many passengers are struggling to collect luggage.
The luggage problem left passengers without knowing what to do and many were sleeping for two days At Humbarto Delgado Airport.
However, this is not a melodic process. The Lack of information and some criticism of passengers who are still waiting for support and chaotic luggage.
This Wednesday morning, passengers, who are waiting for their luggage, started to scream and clap, on a demonstration for lack of answers from the part Lisbon airport And airlines.
One of the passengers suffering from this problem accused the airport as “whole clutter” and “contrast information.”
“No one came here to give satisfaction”
Another of the passengers who heard SIC has also criticized the lack of answers about the luggage “:” No one here came here to satisfy. They only come here to change time (counter to the counter).
The passenger who scaled the scale in Lisbon to Pharaoh was sleeping at the airport for two days and was still unable to get his bags. “We got stuck here,” he admitted.
Many passengers have a life suspended for their bags, but there are people who cannot wait on the plane without luggage, as the SIC reporter said in this place.
On Tuesday, Portugal’s ANA – airports said the airport was implementing a plan for the treatment of luggage due to high flow at the counters. In a statement, airlines will start contacting the passengers to collect their bags, he said.
However, this process does not happen so well. Hearing Sick, one of the passengers revealed that he had received a message to pick up his baggage, but it was reported that he would not accept the suitcase that day when he came to the airport.
Blackout leaves Portugal in the dark
Blackout led to closing airports Lack of congestion and fuels in transit and traffic in large cities.
The incision caused the confusion, this Wednesday, two days later, at least at the Humbarto Delgado airport in Lisbon.
