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Flight delay and cancellation compensation, Tui/Thomson ONLY
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They will take just as long as you are prepared to give them. They have had more than a month so send them a letter before action and if they still dont pay, sue them0
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Done an money claim online.
And within a week had the payment in full, so thanks for that advice.0 -
Have you put both flights into euclaim and bottonline they will tell you if they think you have a chance of compensation0
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Timothea, you have got your facts wrong and you may wish to remove your post. It is not TUI who are in difficulty, it is Thomas Cooks and if TUI see your post they might take great offence....0
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Agreed,
Despite airlines continuing to break the law on a daily basis, with regards to eg 261/2004, it is not unknown for airlines to threaten legal action against members of this forum.If you're new. read The FAQ and Vauban's Guide
The alleged Ringleader.........0 -
Hi
We were due to fly on a Thomas Cook flight on 14th July at 6.20. We were told around 8.30 that the flight was cancelled and we managed to book onto a Jet2 flight which left at 4 that afternoon and which was approximately the same price. The replacement Thomas Cook flight was due to leave at 9am the following morning but we didn't want to wait as we were only going away for a few days. We arrived at our destination at 8.30 that night.
My question is - do we claim for a refund for the original cancelled flight AND compensation, or do we just claim the money back for the cancelled flight?
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This is a Thomson Only forum, suggest you redirest to the Thomas Cook one0
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Hi
We were due to fly on a Thomas Cook flight on 14th July at 6.20. We were told around 8.30 that the flight was cancelled and we managed to book onto a Jet2 flight which left at 4 that afternoon and which was approximately the same price. The replacement Thomas Cook flight was due to leave at 9am the following morning but we didn't want to wait as we were only going away for a few days. We arrived at our destination at 8.30 that night.
My question is - do we claim for a refund for the original cancelled flight AND compensation, or do we just claim the money back for the cancelled flight?
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Duh!! Sorry about that .... Thomson/Thomas Cook ..... sounds the same to me sort of!0
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