V presenter Ore Oduba and his spouse Portia are amongst hundreds of holidaymakers who've been left “stranded” after their flights house from Greece had been cancelled.
The couple, who share younger kids Roman and Genie, had been anticipating to journey again to London Gatwick Airport on Monday. However, their flights had been known as off following a technical fault within the UK’s air site visitors management (ATC) system.
Sharing an image of her kids searching at stationary easyJet planes from the airport, Portia wrote on Instagram: “Currently ‘stranded’ in Greece with no flight home. No nappies and no clean knickers.
“@easyjet have cancelled all flights leaving till Sunday. But it’s ok. They’ve offered us a voucher for the next time we fly. Maybe we can fly home on that, magic carpet style.”
She added: “I better sharpen up on my Greek as at this rate we are going to become citizens.”
It comes after the influencer shared a video on her Instagram story on Tuesday morning, telling followers the household had been right down to their “last three nappies” as they tried to organise completely different journey preparations.
“The next available flight from where we’re staying back to London Gatwick isn’t until Sunday I believe so we’re trying to find an alternative flight, potentially trying to get to another island and fly with a different airline who’s flights are all still leaving,” Portia stated.
Upon first listening to their flights had been cancelled, Portia shared an image along with her two kids, writing: “These two as you can imagine were not playing ball earlier whilst we tried to arrange another room.. etc at our hotel. How do kids just know when to kick up?!
“It’s all been quite stressful as you can imagine – as it will be for many, many people this week. We do however have an amazing travel rep who is trying her very best to get us home!
“Also. The kids have no clean clothes left and I don’t have any clean knicks… so that’s great. Sink washes all round.”
Portia stated the household presently has “no way of getting home” as hundreds of passengers had been additionally affected by the disruption, which started on Monday.
It comes as Transport Secretary Mark Harper introduced that an “independent review” will probably be carried out after the technical glitch meant flight plans needed to be enter manually by controllers.
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