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    The EU is busy removing the obligation to pay, for the reason airlines cannot.


    Other than ( now massively) state subsidised German and french airlines of course.
    The pretence of the “ level playing field” is now shattered.
    Can Barnier ask for U.K. to adhere to level playing field with a straight face now?
    The Germans were already cited with 60 breaches , against the U.K. 4,

    I’ve asked the question , nobody answered it.
    Would you be willing to put the airline into liquidation knowing the refunds may well push them under?
    As Confucius say: why try to draw water from an empty well?

    Reality is the U.K. government should not be considering “last resort” loans, it should make ex gratis damages payments as grants to the airlines and other businesses for having grounded them, funded by across the board cuts to public sector wages and pensions ( since privare sector pensions have been hammered by government policy and corona)

    Then we would be “ in it together”
    Can somebody point to a single penny the public sector has cut anywhere to pay?
    Or any employees furloughed on less than full pay?


    Quote Originally Posted by Witton Park View Post
    Another update.

    Jet2 email today.

    We’re sorry that your flight is no longer going ahead due to the unprecedented coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. We know how much you were looking forward to a well-deserved break. Please see below for your affected booking(s).

    We will automatically refund the total cost of your booking. This will be credited to the card you paid with within the next 28 days.

    Please note that you’ll be automatically sent documentation that may seem irrelevant to the transaction above. This is part of a process that we can’t change at the moment while we’re focusing on dealing with the high volume of affected bookings.


    Not even a requirement to claim. A straight refund.

    I assume Jet2 are looking at a few issues.

    One will be workload. It's the law that customers are entitled to refunds and fighting that is rather pointless.
    I also think they will have half an eye on how they come out of this mess.
    I will think twice about using Ryanair going forward, but I appreciate that Jet2 aren't making me fight for a full refund and will be more inclined to use them when I start flying again.
    Last edited by Oracle; 06-05-2020 at 12:55 PM.

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