<p>There were no Border Agency officials at Bournemouth Airport when the Ryanair flight landed from Malaga, Daily Express reported on its website.<br /><br />The security breach - blamed on a breakdown in communication - means terrorists or illegal immigrants could have entered Britain.<br /><br />Bob Shepherd, 59, a frequent flyer, said airport security had been farcical. He said: “Something like 180 people got into England without any form of identification required. I could have been a known terrorist.” <br /><br />An airport spokesman claimed around 135 passengers did have their passports checked.<br />She said: “The error was quickly identified by staff who arranged for the vast majority of passengers to go through the normal immigration process.” <br /><br />A spokesman for the UK Border Agency said it was the responsibility of the airline or handling company to advise their staff when flights arrived.</p>
<p>There were no Border Agency officials at Bournemouth Airport when the Ryanair flight landed from Malaga, Daily Express reported on its website.<br /><br />The security breach - blamed on a breakdown in communication - means terrorists or illegal immigrants could have entered Britain.<br /><br />Bob Shepherd, 59, a frequent flyer, said airport security had been farcical. He said: “Something like 180 people got into England without any form of identification required. I could have been a known terrorist.” <br /><br />An airport spokesman claimed around 135 passengers did have their passports checked.<br />She said: “The error was quickly identified by staff who arranged for the vast majority of passengers to go through the normal immigration process.” <br /><br />A spokesman for the UK Border Agency said it was the responsibility of the airline or handling company to advise their staff when flights arrived.</p>