Ryanair LPL to DUB - 10th October
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Ryanair LPL to DUB - 10th October
Anyone in the know why the 0630 and 1030 flight from Liverpool to Dublin was cancelled on Tuesday 10th October - reason told = technical problems
Anyone care to enlighten - also early morning from Luton was cancelled aswell!
Jinkster
Anyone care to enlighten - also early morning from Luton was cancelled aswell!
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Think some RYR aircraft were diverted into MAN just after midnight due to either w/x or operational issues at LPL, so I'm assuming it may have been problems related to number of aircraft available and where they were in relation to crew etc.
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Cheers AWR, anyone know what the score is with getting a refund on a flight with FR thats been cancelled?
Cheers Sa'
.........just done some searching here...looks like i'm in for a long wait for nothing
Cheers Sa'
.........just done some searching here...looks like i'm in for a long wait for nothing
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I think that two aircraft went into MAN after the runway at LPL was shut.
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Unfortunately Jinkster you don't get it! Since FR (and most of the other LCCs) only sell you 2 x one way tickets and not a traditional "return" they will only refund you the LPL-DUB sector if that was the cancelled one. If your DUB-LPL (your "return" sector) operated with no problems you will go down as a no-show and FR will pocket the money! Might not sound fair (fare? ) but thats the way it goes.
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I see the OFT has told those 'naughty' chaps at Ryanair to behave a bit better to their pax..
At the BBC news website;
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6061504.stm
The actual OFT release is here;
http://www.oft.gov.uk/News/Press+rel...006/147-06.htm
At the BBC news website;
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6061504.stm
The actual OFT release is here;
http://www.oft.gov.uk/News/Press+rel...006/147-06.htm
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That happened last nigh/this morning as well.
So if the last flights of the daily schedule are running behind by a certain amount, they have to divert into MAN.
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You should be entitled to a refund in the event of cancellation in line with EU Regulation 261/2004:
http://www.caa.co.uk/default.aspx?ca...90&pageid=4409
I had this recently on a bmi flight (last of the day) cancelled when the aircraft went tech and had to fly the following morning instead. Got a refund of 250 Euros (about £160) when I wrote to them quoting the regulation. Not bad for a £25 flight. Made me wonder though, how many passengers in the same boat did not bother to seek the refund to which they are entitled.
http://www.caa.co.uk/default.aspx?ca...90&pageid=4409
I had this recently on a bmi flight (last of the day) cancelled when the aircraft went tech and had to fly the following morning instead. Got a refund of 250 Euros (about £160) when I wrote to them quoting the regulation. Not bad for a £25 flight. Made me wonder though, how many passengers in the same boat did not bother to seek the refund to which they are entitled.