mountains of abandoned luggage have been spotted – showing Brits who gave up and went home after delays on arrivals too. READ MORE: 'I avoided beaches because my body wasn't perfect – but now I proudly wear bikinis' Many of us may feel there’s not much we can do to avoid the disruption bar opting for a staycation in the UK.But, a flight attendant has spoken out to share her tips for avoiding the chaos when going on holiday this summer, reports the Sun.Kristie Koerbel, an air hostess, posted her tips on Facebook…She claims that most airports in the UK have an app – and these contain all of your information and update you on the status of your flight.Kristie noted: “Apps will tell you a flight is cancelled before the crew even know."So, you don’t need to nervously sit by the airport flight boards and can relax with your phone in hand.The flight attendant suggests adding an extra day to your holiday by booking a flight for the day prior.Many flights have been cancelled last minute in recent weeks causing holidaymakers to miss important events like weddings and even the boarding times for cruises.Kristie suggests splashing out a bit more cash to head off early.Earlier flights are least likely to be cancelled.If they are cancelled you’re more likely to be able to find a spot on a plane leaving on the same day rather than having to wait until the next.So, go for that early morning flight!One baggage handler has given his top tips for keeping your luggage safe - check out some of the top ones below.
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