Easyjet

I will Bee thank u, the airlines should me made to give vouchers if not refund in this situation.

just had my easyjet flight cancelled for september, opted for a refund, still have a voucher from my cancelled flight from may. tried to book online using voucher but you have to ring them to use it!

Bee wrote:Unfortunately you will probably find that it will work out cheaper to do a completly new booking. Just keep an eye on next year's prices and make sure you keep deleting your cookies on your browser.

Bee

Our flights have cost us an extra 950 to move them with Ryanair and the cost for the same dates 1250 so we will pay the moving fees. We are very unhappy with Ryanair for not allowing us to move for free when they allow all recent booking to move for free but if u booked from The at the beginning of the year it's a NO disgusting.

My daughter and I have still not received a refund from ThaiAir for our cancelled booking last May!

For those of you who haven’t been able to get a refund from the airline after cancellation, contact your credit card provider. They’ll sort it out for you.

I had to ring them when I used my voucher 2 months ago - but it was painless

been in touch with nationwide credit card about flights being canncelled there is 8 week waiting list dealing with this

Well worth the wait!
Sit back and let your credit card do the work for you. Time flies when you’re in lockdown! You’ll get your money back sooner rather than later.

I agree they have been clever I have had my flight cancelled twice and have moved it twice, this time I asked for a voucher and all I got back was the price difference between the two flights the original price of £175 I have lost.
I guess when the airline companies asked us to support them at the beginning of the pandemic by not asking for refunds are laughing at us now that there is light at the end of the tunnel.

Les, that seems unfair. I presume you changed your first cancelled flight to another date, then it too was cancelled and the second flight was a cheaper flight than your original one. I’ve encountered this too but the whole business can be traumatic! Unless you keep a note of the original costs there’s no way of finding it on your booking and your memory isn’t always reliable.
That’s a lot of money to lose but no point in crying but a shame that you weren’t able to buy a more expensive flight instead.