to arrive two hours before domestic flights as they faced congestion at Australia’s busiest airport on Saturday, as the Easter school holidays began and an influx of people flew to Melbourne for the Grand Prix.Hundreds of travellers were queuing as early as 5am on Saturday to check in at Jetstar’s domestic terminal, as Qantas and its budget offshoot prepare to operate at 110 per cent pre-pandemic domestic capacity for Easter.
Sydney Airport has encouraged passengers to arrive two hours ahead of their flight, instead of the usual one hour, for the busy school holiday period. Certis, a Singaporean company, is trying to recruit multiple “aviation screening officers” at the airport. “No security licence required,” one job advertisement says.
sallyrawsthorne Mattonews Wait, I think I’ve seen prequel to this movie! Spoilers: All the staff get sick & all the flights get grounded. Review: Carry on Covid features a silent killer, stalking its victims with contagious stealth. The airline CEO betrays everyone for sweet Easter $$ Predictable ending
sallyrawsthorne Mattonews Maybe they shouldn’t have sacked everyone
Mattonews sallyrawsthorne It’s well known that Covid caught at an airport is less severe than Covid caught anywhere else.
sallyrawsthorne Mattonews Yes, potentially infecting thousands of travelling passengers is a great way to keep COVID on the move
sallyrawsthorne Mattonews Great. Sick people spreading covid to travellers. All because the leprechaun had a whinge.
sallyrawsthorne Mattonews Money before people.