busy this easter. airports and airlines are expecting passenger on airlines are expecting passenger on a bus to return to pre pandemic levels. in the uk there are reports of long queues of motorists waiting to board ferries at dover as the easter getaway begins. the ferry service dfds says there are delays because of high winds in the channel. earlier i was joined by our transport correspondent katy austin and host of the bbc travel show carmen roberts. carmen told me about the issues facing travellers in dover. yes, it s not a good start for many holiday makers. about 20,000 cars are expected to get through dover this easter weekend. if you look on social media, holiday makers are saying they have arrived at the port at 2am and 3am and it s taken them up to three hours to get checked in. only to find that their ferry is delayed. so these ferries crossing the channel overnight have been buffeted by winds of up to 70 80mph from storm nelson. so it s not a good start. i suppo
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