Passengers at Ben Gurion Airport are reporting long queues at both entry and exit points, according to Yediot news. The complaint adds to a series of congestion reports at the airport this afternoon.
Passengers at Ben Gurion Airport are complaining of long queues at both entry and exit points, according to a report Sunday afternoon from Yediot news. The report follows a similar complaint earlier at 15:23, when passengers cited hand luggage inspection as a bottleneck, as reported by The Zioneer. The airport has faced a series of disruptions this summer, including a fuel truck shortage in June and luggage delays in late July, though the current report does not specify the cause of the queues. The Israel Airports Authority has not yet commented on the new complaints.
2 developments
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- StrongSecond night of violent Ben Gurion Airport clash over luggage delays, police on scene
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