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aer lingus again!

stevescarratt · 2026-01-20 18:42:14

Hi seen quite a bit about this fiasco however my take is slightly different I booked a florida villa holiday with Hayes and they used US airtours originally on a direct aer lingus flight in May. Now told will be indirect which I can sort of do but now they are telling us that the seats we were allocated arent available and…

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elsien Posts: 37,196 Forumite

20 January at 8:42PM edited 20 January at 8:43PM

So you have three sets of seats with a minimum of two in each that’s one adult and one child per set.
Not great if you want to be able to talk to another adult in the party during the flight but not seeing completely unacceptable.
Or two kids and two adults in the set of four, and you can always swap around mid flights if you want to.

All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.

Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.

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