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Flight delay compensation
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AirFareNetwork
Does anyone have any experience with this company? Anyone live in Leicester? This is their address 401 Melton Road, Leicester LE4 7PAI bought my ticket before the pandemic. They gave the option of 1 - to fly - but the departure date was March 18th 2020 - I chose not to! 2. to get a 'refund' of £250 against an £800 ticket…
HAYES TRAVEL
Used Hayes travel 10 months ago to book return flights to Benidorm Spain. I have been contacting them continuously and to date have not received any refund. Flights were cancelled due to coronavirus any one any ideas what I can do.
Can you claim compensation for a delay from a company that’s now gone bust ?
I flew with Monarch from East Midlands to Tenerife South. We were delayed by 5 hours due to a fault with the plane. I’ve only just learnt I’m entitled to claim compensation for delays. ( I thought that if the air company got you home still - even delayed, and gave food vouchers ect -meant you couldn’t get money…
Expedia
We would like to know if we are correct in taking Expedia to court not Air France, we had a contract with Expedia we booked a package with them for March 2020 due to the fact no travel allowed to USA we could't go we, have done with all the waiting and delays now. We gave them 14 days notice in November and received half…
Am I legally obliged to pay this bill, when I haven’t received any money?
Last year my flight was delayed for 4 hours, and I was told about how I might be able to get compensation, so I typed it in google, clicked on one of the top websites and started to type in my details on this website which claim to be no win no fee so was supposably risk free. I then stopped, as I didn’t have all the…
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