EasyJet BANS graduate from flying a month before Alicante trip trends now
A Brit was banned from flying with EasyJet for ten years because of his name.
Kieran Harris, 21, booked a flight to Alicante, Spain, on May, 25, but was told a day before his flight that he was banned from flying.
The graduate, from Cheshire, found that he shared his name and birthday with a former passenger and convicted criminal who was notorious for causing disruption, according to the Mirror.
The trainee auditor claims that the airline had confused him with a man sentenced to 12 weeks in prison for behaving aggressively and abusively whilst drunk on an EasyJet flight in 2021.
The email banning Kieran said 'due to previous disruptive behaviour' Kieran had received a '10 year no-fly sanction until 15/03/2031'.
Kieran Harris, 21, pictured with his mother Sheena, 54, booked a flight to Alicante, Spain, on May, 25, but was told a day before his flight that he was banned from flying
The graduate, from Cheshire, found that he shared his name and birthday with a former passenger and convicted criminal
The trainee auditor claims that the airline had confused him with a man sentenced to 12 weeks in prison
He was told he could not board the flight leaving Liverpool John Lennon Airport and would miss his holiday.
Kieran told the Mirror: 'My friend got an email at 6pm the night before the flight, saying they had this ten-year flight ban, and I was just removed off the booking.
'I was gutted. I couldn't quite get my head around it.
'I wasn't on the booking anymore, I didn't have a seat on the flight, and there was no point in me even going to the airport.'
Kieran claimed that EasyJet requested a picture of his passport to confirm his identity, and eventually lifted the accidental ban - leaving the
