Easyjet flight Gatwick to Munich 27 Mar dep 1335
Mar 24, 2020 | 4:33 am
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Easyjet flight Gatwick to Munich 27 Mar dep 1335
Dear Community
I have a one way ticket with Easyjet, that I might not need to use, because I already have a ticket with another airline, the airline is not willing to refund, only date changes.
MK.S
I have a one way ticket with Easyjet, that I might not need to use, because I already have a ticket with another airline, the airline is not willing to refund, only date changes.
MK.S
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Mar 25, 2020 | 6:05 pm
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Welcome to Flyertalk MK.S Please follow the redirect as we relocate your query.
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I would keep an eye on flights, as if they are cancelled, you may be able to obtain a refund from your carrier. These are turbulent times.
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I would keep an eye on flights, as if they are cancelled, you may be able to obtain a refund from your carrier. These are turbulent times.
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Mar 25, 2020 | 10:52 pm
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That's what you agreed to when you booked it. If your travel is affected by the virus there is leniency being shown as regards Ts and Cs, but you don't give enough detail to know if this is the case.
Mar 26, 2020 | 10:57 am
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And are either of these tickets refundable? If not - no refunds. However, exceptionally, most (all?) airlines are offering vouchers now, even for non-refundable bookings - so you don't instantly lose the value of the ticket, as would otherwise (in normal times) be the case.
Mar 27, 2020 | 7:15 am
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I had several easyJet flights booked over the next 10 days.
Berlin to Oslo was cancelled 3 weeks ago and the refund arrived within 24 hours (there was an online option to claim refund)
Berlin to Belgrade was cancelled 10 days ago, refund yet to arrive (there was an online option to claim refund)
Edinburgh to Berlin was cancelled 2 days ago, no option given to refund, same with Crete to Gatwick.
For the three flights where I have not received a refund, I have opened a dispute with AMEX, and they have very quickly said they will refund on my next statement.
Go via your card company, you'll have a difficult time getting anything out of easyJet at the moment.
Berlin to Oslo was cancelled 3 weeks ago and the refund arrived within 24 hours (there was an online option to claim refund)
Berlin to Belgrade was cancelled 10 days ago, refund yet to arrive (there was an online option to claim refund)
Edinburgh to Berlin was cancelled 2 days ago, no option given to refund, same with Crete to Gatwick.
For the three flights where I have not received a refund, I have opened a dispute with AMEX, and they have very quickly said they will refund on my next statement.
Go via your card company, you'll have a difficult time getting anything out of easyJet at the moment.
