EasyJet's latest blunder? Leaving passengers "vomiting" and stranded in Milan. Talk about a holiday from hell!

Picture this: you're finally ready to head home after a blissful Italian getaway, only to find yourself stuck in a border control queue stretching into infinity.

But this wasn't just any queue. Passengers are claiming it was so slow, so agonizing, that some were physically ill!

And the worst part? The EasyJet flight back to the UK took off, leaving at least 100 holidaymakers behind in the dust. Or, more accurately, in the sweltering Italian heat.

Sources say the chaos unfolded at Milan's Linate airport.

Apparently, new EU border rules are to blame for the snaking queues.

Can you imagine the frustration? The fury? You're baking in the Italian sun, feeling queasy, and your plane is literally flying away without you.

One can only imagine the expletives that were being muttered under breath.

Reports suggest the stranded travellers were left to fend for themselves amidst Sunday's scorching temperatures.

No water? No assistance? Just a whole lot of regret about choosing EasyJet.

Was this a simple logistical nightmare, or a complete lack of empathy from the airline?

EasyJet, naturally, are facing a barrage of criticism. And rightly so!

Social media is ablaze with angry passengers sharing their horror stories.

One tweet read: "EasyJet left us for dead in Milan! Absolutely disgusting treatment."

Another disgruntled traveller posted a picture of the queue, captioned: "Is this a joke? We're missing our flight!"

The question on everyone's lips: how could an airline leave so many passengers behind?

Surely, someone should have noticed 100 people were missing from the boarding gate.

Is this the future of budget travel? Cheap flights, but at the cost of basic human decency?

EasyJet are yet to issue a full apology or explanation.

But one thing's for sure: these holidaymakers won't be flying with them anytime soon.

Perhaps a refund and a heartfelt apology is in order, EasyJet? You've got some serious making up to do.

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