
“We’re sort of stranded, but frankly we are in no hurry. We are spending a few days in Penang and will explore other ways to get home later,” Williams said.
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“We saw that others have flown back using unusual transit routes. We just hope things get better.”
Their flight to London was cancelled on March 3, and despite daily checks on websites, emails and airline travel groups, they have yet to receive any update.
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Businessman Billy Clifford is scheduled to fly to Paris next month via transit in Abu Dhabi.

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