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Old 26th December 2007, 09:07   #1 (permalink)
four engine jock
 
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Is it the end of MAX JET

IMPORTANT UPDATE FROM MAXJET
Information below regarding those who have booked travel

Dear Friends of MAXjet:

It is with deep regret that I must inform you that MAXjet filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy on 24 December 2007. With today’s fuel prices and the resulting impact on the credit climate for airlines, we are forced to take this drastic measure. Our top priority is to assist our customers, particularly those who already have begun their travel with us, in securing alternative flight accommodations.

MAXjet has contracted with Eos Airlines for seats on Eos’ scheduled all-Premium service to accommodate passengers awaiting a return flight between New York and London. Passengers needing return travel between London, Los Angeles and Las Vegas will be contacted regarding their flight re-accommodations. Any customers who choose to make flight accommodations directly should seek a refund from their point of purchase (credit card or travel agency) for the unused leg of their journey.

We have also secured hotel rooms in London, New York, Las Vegas and Los Angeles through early January 2008 which we will provide to affected passengers whose travel plans have been disrupted.

On behalf of the entire MAXjet family, we extend our apologies to you for the inconvenience. We are extremely saddened to discontinue a service that we so passionately believe in, and we thank our loyal flyers who helped build MAXjet since our start in 2005.


Sincerely,

William D. Stockbridge
President and CEO


IF YOU HAVE STARTED YOUR TRAVEL…

MAXjet is contacting customers with their new travel itineraries in priority order based on date of departure.

Please contact MAXjet Customer Care at:

US phone number: 1-866-837-9880

UK phone number: 44 (0)1279 216 478

Email: [email address]

Please have your contact information and either a confirmation number or flight date/number ready.

Any customers who choose to make flight accommodations directly should seek a refund from their point of purchase (credit card or travel agency) for the unused leg of their journey.

IF YOU HAVE NOT YET BEGUN YOUR TRAVEL, BUT HAVE BOOKED TICKETS…

Seek a refund directly from your point of purchase (credit card or travel agency).

For further information, passengers who have not yet begun travel may contact:

US phone number: 1-888-435-9629;

UK phone number: 44 (0)1279 216 428

Email: [email address]

Please have your contact information and either a confirmation number or flight date/number ready.





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Old 26th December 2007, 06:23   #2 (permalink)
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Too bad, if it really is the end. We had some guys go over there from our airline. I've been wondering how long they would last, given their ticket prices.

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