MSE News: Up to 400,000 Ryanair passengers hit by NEW cancellation chaos 27 September 2017 at 2:54PM edited 2 October 2017 at 4:21PM in Overseas Holidays & Travel Planning 20 replies 2.6K views

Former_MSE_Callum

Ryanair has announced it will be flying 25 fewer aircraft this winter, resulting in 100,000s more customers having their flights cancelled...

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'Up to 400,000 Ryanair passengers hit by NEW cancellation chaos'

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fredandwilma

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IAmWales

Less than 1% of customers affected, and those that are get a refund or reroute plus a free flight. It's annoying for those affected, but hardly chaos.

It's not ideal but they're getting their act together. People are being given lots of notice and can apply for a refund or reroute online. You only need to call if you want to change to a new airport.

So is life.

Caddyman

Every time I see another story involving Ryanair, it makes me glad I don't require or need the use of their transportation.

richardw

IAmWales wrote: »

.... they're getting their act together....

How much more time do they need?

It's been generally well known for a long time that you need a pilot to fly a plane.

Ryanair's been with us since the 90s and EU reg 261:2004 with us since 2005, they've simply had plenty of time and don't have a clue.

richardw

Ask for re-routing if Ryanair cancel your flights.

You can be re-routed on any airline, so search for the best alternative and then ask for that re-routing.

Sky scanner, kayak and google flights may help, tick the box for 'add nearby airports' for a wider search, also look at the day before and after your travel date.

theonlywayisup

Headline should be that MSE can't link to an article.

Another MSE post which doesn't deserve the airtime.

peachyprice

IAmWales wrote: »

Less than 1% of customers affected, and those that are get a refund or reroute plus a free flight. It's annoying for those affected, but hardly chaos.

It's not ideal but they're getting their act together. People are being given lots of notice and can apply for a refund or reroute online. You only need to call if you want to change to a new airport.

So is life.

Getting their act together? They've just announced a further 18,000 cancellations and route axes.

davidscot

IAmWales wrote: »

Less than 1% of customers affected, and those that are get a refund or reroute plus a free flight. It's annoying for those affected, but hardly chaos.

It's not ideal but they're getting their act together. People are being given lots of notice and can apply for a refund or reroute online. You only need to call if you want to change to a new airport.

So is life.

What about the people who have booked hotel's etc and don't get a refund on that.
If you don't think this is chaos what then? Getting their act together (sic) they must have knew this was coming but continued to take bookings under false pretences

peachyprice

And now they're being investigated by the CAA for misleading consumers as to their rights

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-41422571

But hey, at least they've got their act together, eh.

maman

theonlywayisup wrote: »

Headline should be that MSE can't link to an article.

Another MSE post which doesn't deserve the airtime.

Totally agree.


Why do the mse people feel they have to start threads when we're perfectly capable of starting our own.:mad:


At least this one isn't the usual hypothetical dilemma.


And then they advertise for Board Guides. If they've got time on their hands, do some monitoring or tidying up.