A woman who was forced to leave her holiday early due to a check-in mishap that wasn’t her fault was furious.
Jennifer McKechnie had hoped to spend a relaxing holiday in the sun, but her passport was damaged during check-in and she couldn’t replace it.
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McKechnie vented on TikTok about the woman who allegedly made the mistake at the check-in desk and how the passport office refused to assist her.
She was forced to return home after a last-minute error prevented her from leaving for vacation.
When the check-in girl was scanning it she tore it. Her supervisor then said that it wasn’t fit for me.
The creator was furious. “Waiting for them to refund it,” he said.
She warned others that the passport office would only replace a lost or stolen document – and not if they were damaged.
It took her a month to get a new replacement.
McKechnie recalled the unfortunate events: “Passport torn at check-in ….
What if I want a different one?
The woman continued, “It’s not just one flight. There are two more tonight.”
A dark, closed passport office is shown. McKechnie throws her passport on the back seat with carelessness.
Passport Office says no!
The comments section was flooded with questions from users about the drama surrounding the holidays.
“Seriously! One person asked, “Why didn’t they tell me no?
McKechnie responded: “You only qualify for an emergency passport if you have lost or expired your passport.
“I said that I will throw it into the river” [the river] “Lagan, but they only said no.”
One user also shared their frustrations. “I used to spend a lot of money here.”
A third person wrote: “Let’s be united. This is unacceptable.”
In response to the comment, she replied “Have passport and will try again ….hopefully I can get refund because jet2 took it from me.”
A second woman who was disappointed in herself had to give up her holiday because her dog made other plans.
The Brit was set to travel to Spain’s Canary Islands with her mum but was stopped in her tracks after her pet chewed off most of her identification document.
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