By Joshua Manning • Updated: 13 Jun 2022 • 11:26
UK travel chaos "hasn’t even peaked" warns leaked EasyJet pilots' letter Credit: Creative Commons
The UK’s travel chaos letter to airline executives, was allegedly written by the EasyJet branch of the French SNPL Pilot’s Union, as reported by The Standard.
The letter to airline executives, written by the easyJet branch of the French SNPL pilots union, warned of a “frightening scenario” to be seen in the following weeks as the number of passengers on flights continue to increase as the summer begins.
The leaked letter, obtained by The i, stated:
“Literally hundreds of employees in distress have fed back how chaotic our operations have become recently, to unprecedented levels.
“We are actually convinced that our disruption hasn’t even peaked yet and frankly this is a frightening prospect.”
As further flight cancellations are expected to be the norm, the letter informed chief executive, Johan Lundgren, that a full summer schedule would not be at all possible as there are fewer staff including planning officers, cabin crew and flight crew members.
Speaking in an ITV interview lat week, Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary proposed that drafting the army to UK airports for the next months could solve the airport travel chaos seen across the country during the last months.
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