Airlines don’t have to pay up if flights are cancelled through industrial action, so check the terms of your travel insurance, Britons warned

Holidaymakers have been warned that they won’t be eligible for compensation if their trips are cancelled or delayed due to strikes, as multiple forms of industrial action threaten to disrupt flights, trains and London Underground services in the first week of the school summer holidays.

Last week air traffic control managers in mainland Europe gave formal warning of strikes in the next six months, potentially exacerbating disruption to thousands of holiday flights, including those to and from the UK. The date of the walkout has not been announced, but it is likely to be timed to cause maximum impact during the summer holiday period.

Continue reading…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

BBC Radio 4’s News Quiz is ‘completely biased’, minister claims

Comments by Huw Merriman come day after No 10 forced to deny…

Rebuilding Nablus: the brothers bringing life to ancient Palestinian streets

Time in prison for protesting against Israel’s occupation inspired Basel and Abdalrahman…

EU removes six countries including US from Covid safe travel list

Travellers from Israel, Kosovo, Lebanon, Montenegro, and North Macedonia also affected by…