as per indo today
imposed by a government or other authority, or by the operator of an airport
They did not. I was in that group myself, the fuel surcharge came in a week after I had booked. They did not demand anything extra from me.When Aer Lingus imposedfuel surcharges did they ask those who hd already booked but not yet flown to pay the charges?
"Applicable taxes, fees and charges imposed by a government or other authority, or by the operator of an airport, shall be payable by you.
Not the guy who produced the effort quoted above.I did a brief trawl through the Irish Independent, and some of their writers seem to know that.
Not the guy who produced the effort quoted above.
as per indo today
A CONSUMER watchdog has claimed Aer Lingus passengers are entitled to a full refund for fuel surcharges paid on upcoming long-haul flights despite the airline's insistence they still apply.
Amid a growing clamour for refunds from irate travellers, Consumers Association of Ireland chairman Michael Kilcoyne said passengers who have not already used their tickets have a very strong case "
Also the CAI isn't a "watchdog" - it's a magazine publisher
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