Thousands of Vueling passengers' suitcases piled up in Barcelona's El Prat airport.

By Euronews with RTVE

Published on 05/08/2015 - 23:44•Updated 09/12/2019 - 10:08

Around 2000 suitcases are piled up at Barcelona’s El Prat airport waiting for their owners to claim them. The cases all belong to passengers flying

Around 2000 suitcases are piled up at Barcelona’s El Prat airport waiting for their owners to claim them.

The cases all belong to passengers flying with the Spanish airline Vueling.

Vueling</a> lost the luggage for half the cabin on my FCO to JTR flight, & need my bags to continue my trip. Please HELP <a href="http://t.co/gLEUYOD26u">pic.twitter.com/gLEUYOD26u</a></p>— Olivia Lopez (lusttforlife) 14 Juin 2015

The company blames Italy’s Fiumicino airport in Rome after a fire there last week forced officials to cancel outgoing flights for two hours.

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