I made a break alone and left my boyfriend after – don’t let this passport issue spoil your trip, too

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A British woman had to take her vacation only after her boyfriend was banned from boarding a passport defect, as detailed in a Tiktok video with over 760,000 views.

The depressive clip showed the passenger, called law, only in love in a chair in a bikini with a picturesque ocean vista in the background – but without the beach nowhere in the eyes.

Solo flight explained in the title that the British Airways did not allow her boyfriend to ride on the journey to the undiscovered location “due to a small tear in his passport.”

However, the staff encouraged Lauren to move forward and take her flight because they “had a friend who received a new passport in four hours” – apparently an attack to secure the concerned traveler that her BF would soon join her in Paradise.

Unfortunately, it appeared that her soulmate did not follow her.

“Now you have two days from your remaining vacation and you are still yourself,” Lauren complained in the title. “Thanks for breaking our holidays @british Airways.”

Lauren’s separated viewers shared the viewers, with some blaming her and her Beau to assume they could travel with a torn passport.

“I think it is the usual knowledge that the damaged passport is no longer valuable,” I ridiculed one, while another wrote, “I’m afraid this is not the fault of British Airways.”

“Easier for the airline to stop the issue before departure than for your BF to reach [the] Destination and drive out again, no? ”Reasoned a third.

A defender withdrew, “Lord, I can rip my partner’s passport, left.

However, others believe BA was with heavy hands with a defense counsel who wrote, “This is legitimate 1000% of Airways fault. A damaged passport is valid as long as the chip inside is still workkin.

The US State Department defines damage to the passport as “stains from a liquid, an important tear, unofficial marks on the data page, missing visa pages (outside tone) or a handful of hole”.

“‘Normal clothing and tears’ such as the folded pages or a small twist do not count as damage,” they write.

This would not be the first time a plane passenger has been bent due to a deviation of the insignificant passport.

In September, an Australian man released Australia Virgin after a small coffee stain on his partner’s passport forbade them from riding a flight to Bali.