Travelers at Pristina International Airport have again faced long lines Sunday morning, waiting up to an hour just to enter the starting zone, where boarding tickets are checked.
According to images provided by the Nacional, a large number of travelers gathered among the control strips, waiting in line to pass toward electronic gates. Some of them expressed concern if they could catch their own flights.
The situation has also been aggravated because the airport was operating with incomplete capacity. Of the checkpoints available, only some were open, while others remained closed.
The long flight to the airport is not unusual, especially during days with large influxs of travelers and at times when certain flights begin simultaneously.
However, the closure of several checkpoints in the busy hours raises questions about capacity management and organisation of services to travellers.
Pristina airport is managed by concession by the Turkish company Limak. According to the Nacional report, travellers are facing long waits, while required that capacity and staff be sufficient to cope with the flow so that no one risks losing flight due to rows.
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