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RyanAir Website Glitch

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  • Alderbank
    Alderbank Posts: 3,898 Forumite
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    As I understand it Ryanair is in direct breach of Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, specifically Regulation 5 - we are within our rights to demand compensation. 

    Are you certain about that? Ryanair have said it was a mistake

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    63. Under the Regulations it is a defence to a claim for damages for traders to show that the misleading or aggressive practice happened as a result of a mistake or other cause beyond the trader’s control, and that they took all reasonable precautions to avoid the misleading or aggressive practice from occurring.

  • born_again
    born_again Posts: 20,449 Forumite
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    colgate1 said:
    Hi all,

    Please can someone help me understand my options.

    When logging into my Ryanair account today, as did many, their flights appeared as cancelled. 
    I obviously took that as the truth as their website, not just app, told me it was cancelled and to request a refund. So I did.

    In the meantime, I had to shed out an extra £300 to get to my location with an alternative airline.

    Since then, Ryanair have said it was a mistake and was never cancelled. I am now down an extra £300 and the airline won't do anything.

    Any help?

    Hi there - myself and a group of friends are in exactly the same situation. 

    Our flight on the 14th April also appeared cancelled, we also forked out a few hundred pounds on alternate flights - and are having no luck with refunds from Ryanair for their misleading communications.

    As I understand it Ryanair is in direct breach of Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, specifically Regulation 5 - we are within our rights to demand compensation. 

    Have you managed to progress the issue any further? 
    Hey there - did either of you get any resolution? 

    I've had the exact same issue on a recent trip, with them refusing any liability and flat out refusing any compensation.
    sophie 
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    joseph 
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    So neither seen for over a year.
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