Peter Holt said he wasn't the only person stopped from boarding the plane
A dad drove more than 1,000 miles across Europe after easyJet staff turned him away at the boarding gate for his flight.
He is now warning others because despite the rule, he was able to book the flights, check in online, drop his bags and get his boarding pass before being alerted. Peter explained his wife and children were “in tears” as he was turned away and ushered out of the airport, on August 6. He said there were "two others" ushered out with him who were turned away for the "same issue" he had with his passport.
Peter drove around 500 miles on the first day of his journey stopping in Strasbourg, France at 10pm at a Hilton hotel. He turned on Find My iPhone tracking services so his family could follow him on his continental journey. “I saw signs for places I had seen on the TV like France's Champagne regions and the Allianz Arena in Munich, I just wish I could have stopped off."
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