Palma de Mallorca airport experienced severe congestion at security checkpoints during the busy Holy Week departure operation, with waits exceeding 45 minutes, sparking rumours of a possible strike.
While AENA denies an official strike, reports suggest a “zealous strike” by private security workers, leading to delays and alleged fainting incidents among passengers. The situation has drawn attention on social media, raising concerns over the effectiveness of security operations amidst increased airport taxes.
This post was published on 22 March 2024 22:40
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