The people looking for their business seats are entitled to sue AL for specific performance of the contract.
Indeed
My post wasn't aimed specifically at the OP though he/she likes to take a pop at me
.Sorry for not writing for so long since my last time!! I was too busy appearing on radio, TV and in the newspaper!!!!!!
I'm a superstar now!! LOL
When I book the flights I never expected them to be premier class seats, so I think that Aer Lingus FINALLY did the right thing. I am quite happy to fly to New York for €169 return and will do so!
I think that Anne Fitzgerald said it all when she said on Liveline that common sense should prevail on BOTH sides
common sense should prevail on BOTH sides.
I agree 100% with you. It cuts both ways.If it was me I would take the offer, but anyone effected has every right to fight for their legal rights....
If Aer Lingus was a business that gave refunds when the customer makes a mistake than I might agree with you , but they are not... are that cuts both ways in my option...
That's not really the same as Aer Lingus's mistake though. If you had noticed your mistake within hours of booking and asked them to change I'm sure they would have - particularly with the absurdity of departing Dublin within 5 hours of arriving. I have made mistakes on bookings before (eg names) and they have been accommodating in fixing things up.i booked a return flight from ny to dublin last year, i clicked the wrong return date. my ticket had me arriving in dublin at 5.00 am and returning that morning at 10.00am to ny. i arrived in dublin a week later to fly back to ny however because i had messed up on the online purchase of my ticket aer lingus just said tough luck. i paid 750 euro for a one way flight back to ny.
Was told that he would only get about €80 back.
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