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I'm Furloughed & booked a future flight, can I get a refund via travel Insurance (work-related)
Mkalan
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Hi everyone
I need some advice on a booked future flight, I'm currently furloughed.
The furlough scheme has been extended to the end of June. I have an Easyjet flight booked in June 2020 (work-related) If I'm still furloughed and unable to work is it possible to get a refund via credit card or travel insurance for the flight?
Thanks
I need some advice on a booked future flight, I'm currently furloughed.
The furlough scheme has been extended to the end of June. I have an Easyjet flight booked in June 2020 (work-related) If I'm still furloughed and unable to work is it possible to get a refund via credit card or travel insurance for the flight?
Thanks
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I dont understand the connection between being furlough and getting refunds for travel. Probably because there isnt one.
You have to wait for Easyjet to cancel the flight first, that is over 2 months away. Being in work or not being in work has no relevance whatsoever.5 -
As above , wait for easyJet to cancelEx forum ambassador
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Is it work travel? I too am not getting the furlough connection. As above x2 if/when they cancel then you can assess your options.0
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I don't get the link either, even if it were for work travel the OP would claim it back as normal right.anticlaus105 said:Is it work travel? I too am not getting the furlough connection. As above x2 if/when they cancel then you can assess your options.0
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