An 84-year-old woman was flown from Manchester to Malta despite her holding an EasyJet boarding pass for Athens, Greece. The airline and airport in England said that the woman, Argyro Aretaki and her family have been compensated after the incident where she was flown to Malta but her luggage went to Athens. Aretaki’s son says his mother began following a crowd of travelers after she wasn’t assisted onto her flight and was allowed to board the wrong plane.
EasyJet flies Greek woman to the wrong country
Argyro Aretaki, who speaks no English, was sent to Malta though her luggage was boarded on a flight to Athens
