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'I have a very loud voice and am happy to help': Hero of Gatwick reveals why he turned into human megaphone to help stranded passengers - and how it took him 25 hours to get home

dailymail.co.uk · 3d

'I have a very loud voice and am happy to help': Hero of Gatwick reveals why he turned into human megaphone to help stranded passengers - and how it took him 25 hours to get home

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Across 4 sources · syndicated copies counted once

Kurtis Toy, 36, received applause from fellow stranded travellers when he became a human megaphone to help airline workers struggling with the volume of questions at Gatwick Airport.

First report: Hero of Gatwick on becoming a human megaphone to save easyJet staff from irritable crowd metro.co.uk, 5d

The coverage

  1. The ‘human megaphone’ who helped overwhelmed airport staff during air traffic control crisis

    independent.co.uk · 4d

  2. 'Hero of Gatwick' becomes viral sensation after shouting out instructions to stranded passengers

    standard.co.uk · 4d

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