Boomerang Travel and Captain Travel cease trading
ABTA has announced that Boomerang Travel Ltd, the Australian travel specialist trading as Scot & Fox (ABTA nos. F3780/W4445) of 182 Cranbrook Road, Ilford, Essex, and Captain Travel Ltd of Richmond in North Yorkshire (ABTA 18150) have ceased trading and will be going into liquidation.
ABTA said that claims in respect of licensable business will be handled by the CAA: retail and non-licensable claims will be handled by the ABTA Claims Department.
Boomerang Travel Ltd also used the trading names Kiwi Tours and Miles Ahead. The CAA has issued the following advice regarding Boomerang Travel:
All Nippon Airways: 020 7569 0900
Emirates: 020 7808 0033
Korean Air: 020 7495 0077
Lauda Air: 020 7434 7350
Malaysia Airlines: 020 7341 2000
If they have scheduled airline tickets issued by Boomerang they can still travel, but they may need to pay again for accommodation or other services included in the package. They will be able to claim a refund for these costs, up to the total paid in advance for accommodation, from the CAA on their return.
If they have not received tickets, they will be able to claim a refund from the CAA ¡V claim forms will be sent out shortly.
The CAA’s Consumer Protection Group will be dealing with ATOL bond claims and will shortly be sending claim forms to everyone who had booked. The claim form will also be available on the ATOL website, www.atol.org.uk.
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