Christmas In The Good Old Days
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Ryan Air
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They have just emailed me cancelling my flights to and from chania on the 27 August and back on the 20 October,
Pretty straight forward form to fill in and money will be refunded within 14 days,maybe we sometimes judge them to harshly,watch this space
Pretty straight forward form to fill in and money will be refunded within 14 days,maybe we sometimes judge them to harshly,watch this space
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That's a lot of Euros! I do hope you get your refund OK. We were kept waiting until our departure date by cottages.com, but, fair enough they then started talking and we received a full refund. With my half of it I've just bought a couple of Owen Bowen paintings (I collect him when I have any spare cash and right now galleries are taking offers) they should arrive next week, so it feels like a fair swap for a holiday. Good luck!
Since telling friends and family about our cancelled flights I have been getting some mixed reactions,
From are you sure?
Don’t understand it,
Check again you maybe got it wrong,
I have now read that Tui have doubled their fares for next year bookings for anyone accepting vouchers for cancelled flights,
Maybe Ryanair have something similar in mind.
From are you sure?
Don’t understand it,
Check again you maybe got it wrong,
I have now read that Tui have doubled their fares for next year bookings for anyone accepting vouchers for cancelled flights,
Maybe Ryanair have something similar in mind.
// I have now read that Tui have doubled their fares for next year bookings //
that's just the law of supply and demand. if there are fewer flights, and aircraft are required to carry fewer passengers, then those seats that are available are going to be more expensive. how could they not be? airlines are businesses and must make money to survive.
that's just the law of supply and demand. if there are fewer flights, and aircraft are required to carry fewer passengers, then those seats that are available are going to be more expensive. how could they not be? airlines are businesses and must make money to survive.
