
Messy UK: Thousands of passengers have been stuck in queues at the UK's Manchester airport.

Stand off: Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport has been experiencing chaos since April.

Ground zero: Over 1,000 people missed their flights on one busy day at Dublin Airport.

Great British disaster: BA, the UK's flag carrier, has been disastrously hit.

Over easy: EasyJet is canceling dozens of flights per day in the UK.

Feeling blue: In the US, JetBlue has been badly hit.

Long hot summer queues: Even Germany is seeing long lines as people travel for Easter.

Cancel culture: Canceled flights are popping up on departure boards regularly.

Going it alone: Catastrophic understaffing leads to scenes like this, where one easyJet member of staff checks in hundreds of passengers.

Never ending: The lines don't end when you board the plane. They start again at baggage claim.

Get in line: Experts say to arrive early for your flight -- or risk missing it.

Meanwhile Down Under: The lines in Sydney for Easter travel are just as bad.

No plain sailing: Cruise ships have started to experience the same issues.

Not taking off: UK tour operator Tui has been particularly badly hit in May.

Too much: KLM suspended ticket sales in late May in a bid to ease crowding at Amsterdam Schiphol.

Remember this: Flight cancelations over Memorial Day made the holiday a nightmare for many.


