Brits planning holidays abroad may need to steel themselves for long queues, delays and cancellations at some of the UK's biggest airports, analysts are predicting.
Thousands of UK holidaymakers already faced disruption over Easter weekend as huge demand coincided with strikes between April 5 and 11.
Flight data obtained by the Mirror looked at London's travel hubs such as Gatwick, Luton, Heathrow and Stansted, and found that out of all the people flying out of the country over the Easter week, 10,705 were delayed by more than three hours.
