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Airlines and cancellations

jonny68 · 2008-08-11 20:32:07

Is there any way at all to obtain proof that airlines like Ryanair randomly cancel flights when there are not enough people on a particular flight and just make them wait for the next one to save on costs(pprobably not but it does happen and thought id ask anyway)miserable c***s making billions every year as it is.

11-08-2008 9:32pm

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jonny68

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Is there any way at all to obtain proof that airlines like Ryanair randomly cancel flights when there are not enough people on a particular flight and just make them wait for the next one to save on costs(pprobably not but it does happen and thought id ask anyway)miserable c***s making billions every year as it is.

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#2 11-08-2008 9:35pm

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I think maybe you posted in the wrong forum

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#3 12-08-2008 12:44am

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I cant see why mate this is related to travel is it not.

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#4 12-08-2008 8:10am

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Sorry, I was in a hurry last night and didn't get a chance to reply...

The travel forum is used by people who have questions regading travel, holidays, passport issues. What you posted was a rant about Ryanair which should probably go into the Official Ryanair Rant Thread.

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#5 12-08-2008 9:08am

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Indeed. And I doubt they're obliged to give any information they don't want to give to anyone in this kind of scenario.

Vote with your feet, people.

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