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Flight delay and cancellation compensation, Thomas Cook ONLY
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I contacted my MP and MEP and both didn't wish to help. It's for the courts to decide on each case.
I did make my MEP write to CEO of TC though as I told him he works for me.
Waste of time.0 -
6 days to court , and Thomas Cook have sent me another 35 pages of technical bumf they are intending to use in their defence. Obviously been onto the court who have "noted it". Off the record I was told to write to the judge, claim foul, big business against the individual etc.
Hidden away in the middle of it, is a statement from the airport worker who caused the accident, and thus the delay, stating he was working under pressure as TC flight was already one hour late (due to crew needing to complete rest period 6.10 AM!), and had to delegate staff to other aircraft. Surely that's implicating TC in being at least partially to blame for the delay0 -
Hi all just an update have just received a reply from the CAA and they have sided with Thomas cook they say no compo is payable in my case
I have also just received my court date but I don't know what to do now as have to pay another £160 in fees and after my CAA letter i'm feeling a bit down
has anyone else had this kind of CAA letter and then gone ahead an won in court?
thanks for all the help and support I've received on here your all stars
Funny that the CAA have started doing this more and more. Anyone might think they were biased in some way? They are funded by the airlines after all.0 -
Hi all, have read the start and end of this thread (but not most in between) and wondered if anyone had an opinion of my chances of a successful claim for the following;
20/6/2013 - Me and my wife plus 5 kids booked on flight from East Midlands to Lanzarote. Plane took off on time but due to a hydraulic leak had to return to the Uk after an hour of flying. Circled Manchester for more than an hour to burn fuel and then once landed sat on the plane for more than another hour. Eventually shipped to a hotel for 2 hours sleep before being sent back to Manchester airport at 3am. Flight took off from Manchester at 7am ish and arrived almost 15.5 hours late. Given a letter on the flight to claim off our holiday insurance.
I'm guessing TC will claim EC? What chances have I got of fighting it?0 -
6 days to court , and Thomas Cook have sent me another 35 pages of technical bumf they are intending to use in their defence. Obviously been onto the court who have "noted it". Off the record I was told to write to the judge, claim foul, big business against the individual etc.
Hidden away in the middle of it, is a statement from the airport worker who caused the accident, and thus the delay, stating he was working under pressure as TC flight was already one hour late (due to crew needing to complete rest period 6.10 AM!), and had to delegate staff to other aircraft. Surely that's implicating TC in being at least partially to blame for the delayIf you're new. read The FAQ and Vauban's Guide
The alleged Ringleader.........0 -
AndyPearce wrote: »Hi all, have read the start and end of this thread (but not most in between) and wondered if anyone had an opinion of my chances of a successful claim for the following;
20/6/2013 - Me and my wife plus 5 kids booked on flight from East Midlands to Lanzarote. Plane took off on time but due to a hydraulic leak had to return to the Uk after an hour of flying. Circled Manchester for more than an hour to burn fuel and then once landed sat on the plane for more than another hour. Eventually shipped to a hotel for 2 hours sleep before being sent back to Manchester airport at 3am. Flight took off from Manchester at 7am ish and arrived almost 15.5 hours late. Given a letter on the flight to claim off our holiday insurance.
I'm guessing TC will claim EC? What chances have I got of fighting it?0 -
Just received TCs defence & surprisingly they now admit liability & say they will be sending a cheque for the full amount. So that's now 3 payouts that I know of for this flight!!0
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wendyjaycee wrote: »So that's now 3 payouts that I know of for this flight!!
You'd better tell us which flight it was then.0 -
Hi all just an update have just received a reply from the CAA and they have sided with Thomas cook they say no compo is payable in my case
I have also just received my court date but I don't know what to do now as have to pay another £160 in fees and after my CAA letter i'm feeling a bit down
has anyone else had this kind of CAA letter and then gone ahead an won in court?
thanks for all the help and support I've received on here your all stars
Any chance of posting the CAA response?
I'm finding more and more that the CAA are up to their armpits, siding with the airlines. Has anyone heard of any airline being hauled over the coals yet by the CAA and had a fine or action taken against them, even for blatant lying?
Like Monarch for the 50% reduction?
Or Thomson for the two year cop-out?
Deeply suspicious in my book.
I can't wait until someone wins a court case despite the CAA finding the other way. You should be the first supermum :T :T
Your case is rock solid IMO.0 -
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