Asian Lady Missed Flight
Due to errors Lynne Smillie was unable to board her flight to Benidorm, Spain, even though the plane was still on the tarmac - forcing her to return the next day to jet off to Spain. A disabled woman missed her flight after a series of blunders by bungling staff - who left her by a lift and misplaced her boarding pass. Lynne Smillie, 49, had planned to fly to Benidorm for a holiday to celebrate her 49th birthday last month. Excited for their trip, she and husband Stephen, 54, arrived at their Manchester Airport gate bang on time. But a string of errors saw them unable to board their flight, even though the plane was still on the tarmac - forcing them to return the next day to jet off to Spain.
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As a semi-frequent traveler, I'm at the airport a lot. I have missed flights before. I have witnessed people missing flights. I have seen people getting upset about missing flights. This YouTube video, of a woman at Hong Kong's international airport completely freaking out after missing a flight to San Francisco, has apparently become the latest online sensation: HK woman's airport hysterics an online hit.
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