Categories: Travel News

200 Jet2 Passengers Stranded in Spain With Cockroaches

200 Jet2 Passengers Stranded in Spain With Cockroaches


Approximately 200 people were left stranded at an apparently cockroach-filled Fuerteventura Airport (FUE) after their Jet2 flight was canceled. Jet2 staff was allegedly unresponsive and unhelpful in answering passenger concerns, and passengers were forced to spend the night in an arrivals lounge filled with cockroaches.

“No one knows what is going on, there are cockroaches crawling on the floor and we’ve had to break into the cafe to get milk for our babies. It’s been 12 hours now with no food or sleep and there’s no assistance,” said one passenger.

To read more on this story, go to Mirror.co.uk.

Article Source
The Jet Set

Recent Posts

Sun Country Airlines Cuts Flights Amid Ongoing Pilot Crisis

Sun Country Airlines is feeling the effects of the pilot crisis, removing approximately 348 flights…

1 day ago

United Offers Free Flight Changes Amid Passenger Boycott of Trump Airport

United Airlines is preparing for a passenger boycott of President Donald J. Trump International Airport.…

3 days ago

July Fourth Gatherings With Celebrity Chef Jamie Gwen

With backyard entertaining, holiday festivities, and family gatherings in full swing.

7 days ago

SFO Eyes Exclusive VIP Terminal for Wealthy Travelers

San Francisco International Airport (SFO) is planning to introduce a VIP terminal for affluent travelers.…

1 week ago

Delta: Airfares Remain High Despite Falling Jet Fuel Prices

Delta Air Lines said Friday that airfares are likely to remain elevated despite falling jet…

1 week ago

JetBlue Expands Fort Lauderdale Operations, Plans to Hire Former Spirit Employees

After the collapse of Spirit Airlines, JetBlue Airways has emerged as the top carrier at…

1 week ago