Brits heading to Spain on holiday have been warned about getting caught up in major chaos at the airport.
It comes as travel officials in Spain have called for action after major queues formed at airports this weekend. More than 1,000 passengers were affected at the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport when large queues formed at Terminal 1 and Terminal 4.
Majorca Daily Bulletin reported that the president of ALA, the Spanish association of airlines, Javier Gándara, said that the situation was “completely unacceptable”. Mr Gándara went on to demand that the Ministry for Interior to take action so that the “necessary resources are available in all Spanish airports to handle the influx of tourists”, at the beginning of the summer season.
