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Watch Tonight With Trevor McDonald

Hi,

Watch the program, it appears like it is going to be putting down the airline industry and Ryanair 😀

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By: LBARULES - 6th January 2006 at 22:30

That’s a valid point, but I think the point that the people who were actually on the holiday were making was that the tour operator should have realised this was happening, and never sent them in the first place. I’ve got to admit, that no matter how much refund/compensation, a few days in a shelter with a hurricane outside is not something I would wish to go through!

Though as the holiday company then stated, the path of a hurricane is very unpredictable, and of course that is hurricane season in that part of the world.

Swings and roundabouts I suppose.

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By: MyTravel UK - 6th January 2006 at 21:59

Hi,

If I was flown to the Dom Rep to stay at a 4 or 5 Star hotel and given a 125% refund for spending a few days in a shelter – I certainly would not be complaining!

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By: Ren Frew - 6th January 2006 at 20:55

It went on about how poor MyTravel were to fly people to Cancun when a hurricane was in the area, even though flights were suspended and arrangements made when it was forecast to hit the area.

However it did make a bold claim that them EU compensation rules are not worth the paper they are written on, Ryanair consistently use the loophole stipulating that compensation and refunds are not manditory when the circumstances are out of the airlines control, and constantly flights (and it seems ones with poor loads) are cancelled because “the state of the aircraft means safety is endangered” – many elderly people were thrown out of Lubeck airport and told to find their own way back to prestwich – appalling – and apparently flights were offered five days later from Dusseldorf and Frankfurt –

We all know what Ryanair are like – they should paint on the aircraft – “Get nothing more than you pay for” or “if your lucky your on this plane”

Sounds like the ITV research team read these forums recently ?

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By: wozza - 6th January 2006 at 20:49

It went on about how poor MyTravel were to fly people to Cancun when a hurricane was in the area, even though flights were suspended and arrangements made when it was forecast to hit the area.

However it did make a bold claim that them EU compensation rules are not worth the paper they are written on, Ryanair consistently use the loophole stipulating that compensation and refunds are not manditory when the circumstances are out of the airlines control, and constantly flights (and it seems ones with poor loads) are cancelled because “the state of the aircraft means safety is endangered” – many elderly people were thrown out of Lubeck airport and told to find their own way back to prestwich – appalling – and apparently flights were offered five days later from Dusseldorf and Frankfurt –

We all know what Ryanair are like – they should paint on the aircraft – “Get nothing more than you pay for” or “if your lucky your on this plane”

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By: Ren Frew - 6th January 2006 at 20:38

Still missing Concorde I guess ?

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