Royale with Cheese wrote: » Has anyone had an Aer Lingus flight cancelled recently? I have a flight from Perpignan back to Dublin on Sunday week that they still haven't cancelled yet. I presume they're just leaving it as late as possible to get as many as they can to apply for their vouchers.
paddy19 wrote: » Copy from Ryanair Ryanair Ryanair NickSantigo Refund Success I got an email from Ryanair yesterday confirming my refund "We acknowledge your request for a refund in lieu of a travel voucher for your unused booking. We confirm that your refund request has been processed back to the form of payment used to pay for your booking. Your issuing bank will take 5-7 working days to process this refund amount back to your account." Had been waiting since March for a refund but getting no joy. They kept offering me a voucher. I lodged a complaint to the regulator here https://www.flightrights.ie/ and all of a sudden things started to move. May be worth making a complaint if you are getting no joy dealing with Ryanair directly Happy hunting
johnnyrotten wrote: » Great stuff. How long ago did you complain via flightrights? I lodged mine 3 weeks ago and have heard nothing.
Wuff Wuff wrote: » mine about a ryanair flight went in on the 28th April.. no response yet they did reply about my Aer Lingus one about a week after i had already been refunded by Aer Lingus
Living Off The Splash wrote: » Has anyone contacted Aviva Insurance to look for a partial refund of their car insurance? I see other insurance companies are offering refunds but Aviva are not. They are stating that they will offer a competitive quote on renewal. I would prefer a refund now and take my chances on renewal.
ratracer wrote: » I just got a cancellation email from A.L. for my flights SNN-BCN on July 2nd. The email offers flight change or the voucher +10% option. Looks like I’ll have to dig around their website for the refund forms. At least its on a BOI card, so chargeback will likely be an option. Let the games begin!
Lex Luthor wrote: » got 2 lots of refunds back from Laya already for the 2 plans I have with them....bloody fantastic
limabromac wrote: » . Chargeback hit the account today..all sorted with AIB!! : )
.G. wrote: » Interesting development today. I already got my money back for March flights via chargeback. Today Ryanair sent me an email to tell me they've processed my refund for these same flights. So they've no idea I already got it.
.G. wrote: » Update on this. Haven't received the money back from Ryanair yet but they've now disputed my chargeback with Mastercard so I've been re charged for the flights that never happened! So once again I'm out of pocket until the refund hits my account. They didn't even refund the full amount the jokers
josip wrote: » What bank are you with?
michellie wrote: » Aerlingus cancelled my flight yesterday for travel on the 24th June. I just rang them because the website and app doesn't allow me to do anything with my booking to try get a refund. The email only gave an option to apply for a voucher or reschedule. I was on hold for about 5 minutes, got through to a guy called Dennis who told me he would process my refund and it would be back in the account within 7 days... I'm sceptical.
JohnCleary wrote: » Forget about it and initiate a chargeback. 3 times Aer Lingus promised a refund within 7 days (or 3 - 5 days) - never happened. Submitted a chargeback (BOI Credit) - refund within 7 days.
Hellrazer wrote: » So far Ive 1.Started a refund with Ryanair - absolutely no contact from them at all other than an email about changing flights.Been on to chat a few times and they say Im in the queue for a refund but I could be waiting months - usual Ryan air bulls**t. 2.Requested a charge back through BOI - on going and its in the pipeline so to speak. That might be my best option. 3.Put in a claim against my travel insurance - multitrip - mapfre - They are going to do everything they can to not pay out. Id say Im going to have fun with that one as they say I need to exhaust all avenues with providers first before they will consider a claim.If thats the case whats the point in travel insurance?? Is it not for situations like this and is it not something that you pay extra for so that you can claim if things get cancelled? Im well covered as I took it out early January so Im just going to see how I get on.