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JSA £73 a week will be horrible to those staffs and crews who has lost their jobs. Monarch and Thomas Cook has gone. Who next? TUI?
Norwegian is my bet.
JSA £73 a week will be horrible to those staffs and crews who has lost their jobs. Monarch and Thomas Cook has gone. Who next? TUI?
From my understanding until they enter administration they can keep trading, as there is a chance they could have got the finances sorted out.They went bust at 2 am this morning yet were still selling package holidays at midnight as a travel correspondent bought one to test this out, how does that work the?
Not for the first time companies on the brink of going bust are still flogging their wares, still taking peoples money.
That's my understanding as well, credit card refunds are typically quite quick (30-60 days), as it's dealt with as the CC company being jointly liable, they then try and get it back either from the company that sold the service or from their insurance.You sure that's from a credit card any refunds I have had have been very fast. They then do the chasing to get the actual money back. That's the whole point of a credit card.
I can't seem to find that on their forums. Direct link?
Yes, we did, flew into Santorini to discover that Ios (where were staying) is an Island an hour away by ferry (I thought it was a town in Santorini ) so that added a bit of confusion when the hire car guy pointed it out, we ended up spending a night in a B&B on Santorini having landed late due to a flight delay which meant we’d missed the last ferry to Ios anyway so we got an early ferry to Ios the following morning which was beautifully scenic traveling across the Agean - we got the 7am ferry and were at our hotel in town plenty of time for breakfast so didn’t really lose any of our first full day, to boot we had a fantastic meal in Santorini on the Tuesday night having hastily sorted accommodation for the night, not ideal but it certainly added to the experience and we both saw the funny side!I thought you went santorini?
Nice to see Richard Branson doing his bit to help by charging nearly 10 grand for the flights I paid 2.5 grand for with TC
Care to elaborate?
Nice to see Richard Branson doing his bit to help by charging nearly 10 grand for the flights I paid 2.5 grand for with TC
Ceo has taken 8.3m since he took over and that includes a one off bonus of 2.9m In 2015. Absolutely shocking... Should really be bought to justice for mismanagement.
I paid 2500 for flights to Orlando with TC, obviously I won't be flying anthem anymore. Virgin flights on the same day are coming out at over 9 grand. Virgin were always a bit more expensive but all of a sudden they have almost trippled in price.
This was for 4 seats.
If I were to pay Virgin the prices they are now asking I would be fully expecting fillet steak as in flight meal, cocktails on tap and incrementally from the air hostesses throughout the flight
JSA £73 a week will be horrible to those staffs and crews who has lost their jobs. Monarch and Thomas Cook has gone. Who next? TUI?
From my understanding until they enter administration they can keep trading, as there is a chance they could have got the finances sorted out.
I think there is also a complication with companies that operate aircraft in that they can't go into administration whilst they've got aircraft in flight, or something like that.