Monarch 4
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From: EGGW
janeyTA
Have you been living in a cave this last few days?
He has sent out 20000 e-mails today detailing the full compensation information which he should have given in the first place.
Hence the CAA stepping in.
He has sent out 20000 e-mails today detailing the full compensation information which he should have given in the first place.
Hence the CAA stepping in.
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From: UK
If Norwegian are involved then double daily will be to SWF not JFK the numbers on a narrow body don't add up for JFK across the Atlantic, I have also heard mention of LGW to SWF, I know one of the directors of stagecoach who operate the shuttle between SWF and Manhaatan and he had been told that there would be multiple new routes out of SWF to be announced within days by Norwegian on the max.
It's also telling that Norwegian have yet to publish a summer program from LGW to the costas, Monarch as a brand operated by Norwegian might bring better returns.
It's also telling that Norwegian have yet to publish a summer program from LGW to the costas, Monarch as a brand operated by Norwegian might bring better returns.
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From: East Midlands
Expect all to be completed overnight as planned...
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#fakenews
Ecce Homo! Loquitur...
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Monarch airline may be close to collapse
Ministers are braced for the possibility of a British airline collapsing over the coming days, The Times has learnt. Cross departmental meetings have been held in Whitehall to draw up contingency plans in case Monarch Airlines is grounded immediately. One source said that talks had been held in Cobra, the emergency government briefing room.
Monarch, the fifth biggest British-based carrier, has refused to comment on speculation that it may fold. The airline, which expects to carry a total of about six million passengers this year from Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Gatwick and Luton, has admitted that it is undertaking a “comprehensive review” of its operations. This is believed to involve talks with airlines such as Easyjet and Wizzair to take over its short-haul business.
If the airline failed that could leave British holidaymakers stranded across Europe and many EU citizens could also be marooned in the UK..........
Ministers are braced for the possibility of a British airline collapsing over the coming days, The Times has learnt. Cross departmental meetings have been held in Whitehall to draw up contingency plans in case Monarch Airlines is grounded immediately. One source said that talks had been held in Cobra, the emergency government briefing room.
Monarch, the fifth biggest British-based carrier, has refused to comment on speculation that it may fold. The airline, which expects to carry a total of about six million passengers this year from Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Gatwick and Luton, has admitted that it is undertaking a “comprehensive review” of its operations. This is believed to involve talks with airlines such as Easyjet and Wizzair to take over its short-haul business.
If the airline failed that could leave British holidaymakers stranded across Europe and many EU citizens could also be marooned in the UK..........
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From: Lancashire
No I was on holiday lol. Actual compensation advice was given. It was on their website on the 18th September. The CAA have stepped in to interpret EU261 in their own way as regards re routing, and Ryanair have chosen to comply with that interpretation, and also told them to make their duty of care expenses clearer.
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Somebody around Monarch likes to play games - after last years shenanigans we now have MAX schedules to NYC being floated one day then the next government rescue plans. Sad. 