Flight delay and cancellation compensation, Tui/Thomson ONLY

poppet16_2

thank you should i send them the nba letter ?

NoviceAngel

poppet16 wrote: »

thank you should i send them the nba letter ?

Depends if you want compensation for your flight delay?

The NBA is the very first step of many.

Mark2spark

poppet16 wrote: »

thank you should i send them the nba letter ?

You've already sent them one in the letter you quoted about 4 posts ago.
Time to decide if you're going to take them to court, appoint a no win no fee firm, or walk away.

utigers

What address are people using? I emailed aftertravelinfo@thomson.co.uk?

MJwalsh

I am currently awaiting a date to go to court against Thomsons and the address I use for all my correspondence is
Thomson Airways
After Travel Customer Support
Wigmore House
Wigmore Place
Wigmore Lane
Luton
LU2 9TN

Scruffywuffy

I have just sent my LBA and posted by registered mail to the Luton and Sussex address. Plus I cc'd to the email address above and another TUI one I came across. I put a read receipt on and the email address above was read within minutes of being sent.

Janonline

Hi
I tried Feb 2014 to claim compensation from Thomson for a 24 hr delay in June 2008. Was knocked back as they kept insisting 2 year rule. Now 6 year upheld in court I have contacted them again with original claim details n now they are refusing saying over 6 years since delay despite my claim being submitted under 6 years when I tried to claim at first. Anything you can suggest? Have tried appealing but getting no response!
Thanks
Jan

JPears

Nothing you can do. Thomson can lawfully ignore you with impunity. They played you, knowing that you had to submit a court case by June 2014.
Sorry.

vettecarl

Just a quick question
I have two claims against Thomson.. One I am sure I can win and will be going to court.
The other is not so clear cut. The CAA say I don't have a claim, but when I have logged into bott and co, they say I do and want to take on the case.
Does that mean I should risk the court route?

Ed-1

vettecarl wrote: »

Just a quick question
I have two claims against Thomson.. One I am sure I can win and will be going to court.
The other is not so clear cut. The CAA say I don't have a claim, but when I have logged into bott and co, they say I do and want to take on the case.
Does that mean I should risk the court route?

What were the delay circumstances?