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Aer lingus strike refund

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  • 21-05-2014 10:10pm
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    toby007
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭


    Hi anyone know when is latest you can get a full refund on a flight booked for the infamous 30th???


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    #2
    toby007
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭toby007


    Got email but doesn't say when is latest you can claim full refund... Don't want to get refund and then strike called off... Will wait until 24 hrs to go... Tks


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    skelligs
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    afaik they have cancelled many flights, so even if strike is called off, the flight won't go if its been cancelled already.


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    toby007
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭toby007


    skelligs wrote: »
    afaik they have cancelled many flights, so even if strike is called off, the flight won't go if its been cancelled already.

    Hadn't realised that all flights cancelled anyway, had stupidly thought that if strike called off , flights would go ahead as normal , thanks


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    skelligs
    Closed Accounts Posts: 196 ✭✭skelligs


    toby007 wrote: »
    Hadn't realised that all flights cancelled anyway, had stupidly thought that if strike called off , flights would go ahead as normal , thanks

    But if strike was not called off and they had not cancelled flights, then they would probably have to pay for other staff, landing slots, desk service etc etc that day. By giving 2 weeks notice, they don;t have all those expenses and means customers are not wondering "if".

    Gives a lot of absolute certainty.


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