A MAJOR airline has broken its silence amid an ongoing incident at Glasgow Airport.
It comes after Loganair advised a customer to allow additional time to retrieve their luggage following a recent “security situation”.airport passengers have been demanding answers about an apparent delay in security.
Replying to the customer, Loganair said: “In light of all airlines being affected by the recent security situation, please allow additional time to retrieve your luggage.” They said:"They closed security, and everyone was being put through a Police checkpoint just before you go into duty-free. "I'm assuming they were looking for someone. I was in the queue for security for over an hour before it started moving again - I can only imagine how far back it is now."
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