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22/04
I'm sure this has been said. If you were on a short break EZY might have offered refund/vouchers. Thet may have judged that to be a bridge too far. But they did try to get everyone to where they wanted to go. Safely.
Somewhere down the line BRS fouled up. I guess EZY have picked up significant cost because they decided not to operate. They may try to reclaim some of this from BRS - that's a matter for the courts.
Bottom line. I'd rather be on a bus for 2 hours or not go than be in hosptial or worse because an aeroplane got broken on a marginal/unsafe runway.
It's better to be down here wishing you were up there, than up there wishing you were down here
Couldn’t agree more. Through my own experiences I am sure easyJet would have given the option of travelling to Luton or a refund. I shudder to think of the consequences if an aircraft had slewed off the runway at Bristol due to the runway conditions.