A concerned father is worried about his daughter who is stranded abroad without enough of her vital medication. The Happy Mondays singer, who is stuck in Dublin due to flight cancellations, warns of scammers posing as customer service reps on social media. It is anticipated that it may take until Tuesday to resolve the issues caused by the technical fault affecting UK air traffic control. The situation is worsened by the fact that this occurred on a UK bank holiday, resulting in many travellers being stranded. Around 150 flights in and out of Irish airports have been cancelled or delayed, with hundreds more affected across the UK and Europe. Passengers are being forced to book hotels or spend the night in airports. Rowetta, the singer with the Happy Mondays, is among those stuck in Ireland and desires to return home to care for her mother who has dementia. She encountered scammers posing as airline customer service teams while trying to get assistance. Rowetta plans to catch a flight to Leeds, then take a train to Manchester to reach her mum. Another passenger, Michael Byrne, is awaiting updates on when his daughter can return to Ireland. She has limited medication, which may not last until Thursday. Serena Hamilton from Northern Ireland missed a check-up following a heart transplant due to a cancelled flight. Aer Lingus has issued an apology to customers and explained that the delays and cancellations were out of their control. Irish airports have seen a significant number of cancellations and delays. Passengers are advised to check the status of their flights with their airlines before travelling.
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