ABTA wants action for Cyprus Turkish Airlines passengers
ABTA chief executive Mark Tanzer has called for action over the Cyprus Turkish Airlines failure which has left passengers with forward bookings in the lurch.
The national carrier suspended flights recently after which rival airline Atlasjet stepped in and took over with a 51% share in the airline.
Atlasjet said it would take over the 12,000 bookings on Cyprus Turkish Airlines’ books but ABTA is reporting agents saying that flights are being offered but not to the same airport.
by Dinah Hatch
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