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Airports are built for one simple thing: quick checks and clear answers. Your passport either works, or it doesn't. And when it doesn't, the cost is paid in stress, missed flights, long lines, and fear at the gate. In early January 2026, Ireland faced a rare travel shock. A software error meant that almost 13,000 newly issued Irish passports were not fully in line with international travel standards. Many looked normal in your hand, yet could cause trouble at eGates and border control. The Irish Passport Service responded with an apology, a recall plan, and a promise to replace affected passports without forcing people to start over. The Passport Recall: What Went Wrong and How It Was Fixed tells the full story in plain English. You'll learn what ""not compliant"" really means, how a small system change can ripple through global travel checks, and why machines can reject a document that seems fine to a person. You'll also see why the response mattered: clear dates, clear instructions, and a replacement process designed to get travellers moving again. This book is written for everyday travellers, families, students, and anyone who depends on a passport for work, life, or peace of mind. It doesn't try to scare you. It helps you understand what happened, what to check, and how to travel safely when time is tight. The biggest lesson is simple: travel systems demand perfection, but people deserve clarity. By the final page, you won't just know the facts. You'll know how to stay calm, plan smart, and protect your next trip when the one document you trust most suddenly becomes a question mark. Author: Drew Williamson

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