Originally Posted by
Concerto
Quite right, the advice about always paying flights with a credit card (plus, I think some of those cards carry other insurances too). But even I was paying most of the time my AB flights by direct transfer (Lastschrift), because I wanted to avoid the 10 Euros extra fee for using a credit card.
In that situation (fee for paying by credit card), your risk management department should determine the appropriate payment method. Credit card = high fee but low risk; bank transfer = low fee but high risk.
Originally Posted by
corporate-wage-slave
I don't think so, at least at the NCL end. The boards this evening showed it as cancelled, and the airport handling agents have only just heard.
Loganair states:
Aberdeen to Bristol (commences 4th March)
Aberdeen to Oslo (commences 4th March)
Aberdeen to Esbjerg (commences 4th March)
Newcastle to Stavanger (commences 25th March)
Newcastle to Brussels (commences 25th March)
In other words, it looks as if the routes from NCL will be cancelled until late March. If it was planned, then maybe planes would have been ready to immediately take over the routes?