Baggage conveyor failure causes long queues at Riga Airport on 17 October

Baggage conveyor failure causes long queues at Riga Airport on 17 October
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On Saturday 17 October a baggage conveyor at Riga International Airport stopped working, leading passengers to begin queuing at 7:00 with lines reaching the Fast Track security area.

Technical staff repaired the baggage processing lines and restored full inspection throughput, while some flights left later and airlines advised passengers to arrive early and altered certain bookings to keep travel plans on track.

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