Ryanair provides Flyglobespan ‘rescue fares’
Wednesday, 17 Dec, 2009
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Ryanair has issued one way rescue fares of £59-£89 for stranded Flyglobespan passengers.
The fares apply to flights to/from Edinburgh and Prestwick, subject to availability.
The no-frills carrier also pledged to assist with the repatriation of passengers who may be caught up in any future airline collapse.
Ryanair’s rescue fare can be booked via http://www.ryanair.com/member/globespanrescuefare.html until December 24 for travel until January 15.
A spokesman said: “Flyglobespan’s failure underlines the risk of flying with an airline that is not financially stable.
“Ryanair will help stranded passengers return home and ensure that those with travel plans up to 15th January can still travel.
“Ryanair has the biggest route network in Europe making it easier for stranded Flyglobespan passengers to find a local airport and return home.
“Ryanair strongly advises all passengers to book airfares only with financially stable airlines. With over €2billion in cash reserves Ryanair is one of the most financially robust airlines in Europe”.
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* Passengers must quote their Flyglobespan booking reference and bring the same reference for verification at the airport check-in point. Passengers who arrive to check-in without their Flyglobespan booking reference cannot be accepted for travel.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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