Originally Posted by
Dave Noble
These items are irrelevent to the original posted item about being entitled to cancel should the airline change the type of aeroplane
If there is a cancellation of a flight, then indeed a passenger is entitled to a refund - though under EK's CoC , not AA's ( as posted )
This is Emirates. And if you understand how to read sharply with critical definition, you would have no problem.
Boy you guys are always stubborn. Nobody can tell any of you anything LMAO. You obviously didn't read it. The combinations of and, or and if line up properly where the condition of a change in aircraft calls for an involuntary refund as well as shift in time or locations/stops does. I don't know why you are mentioning AA. I am giving you Emirates. All of those are from Emirates. From Emirates directly. Look at the top. If I say a picture of a tree is a tree, you will say, "Nope. It's a frog," won't you? Oh its too funny. Its like 99% of people on here is actually one stubborn person with a hundred usernames that doesn't like being wrong and is condescending of anyone that doesn't know something. Too, too funny. Really.