The travelling Irish public have long since been ripped-off by the DAA when parking cars at the airport.
#Aer lingus claim refund full
DAA says they are full and you should come by public transport. If you are thinking of parking your car at Dublin Airport this weekend, don't. IRISH PUBLIC BADLY NEEDS COMPETITION IN CAR PARKING AT DUBLIN AIRPORT JOHN GALLIGAN TARVEL (01) 207 6555 touch!’ – an expedition cruise ship with two submarines docks in Dublin PortĭUBLIN AIRPORT PARKING FULL THIS WEEKEND. Call the Real Expedition Experts - JGT.ie If you are thinking of taking one don't risk doing it yourself or consulting with a non-specialist. You have been warned!Įxpeditions are expensive. The experience will alter your view of nature irreparably. If you are not already a wild-life nerd, you will definitely be one after an expedition. But if you have had a long lingering burn to step on Antarctica, see polar bears in the Arctic, or snorkel with the turtles in the Galapagos and have saved up for it, this is a truly life-altering experience. If you are on a tight budget, this is definitely not for you. If you want the West-End Show, this is definitely not for you. Although, the submarine is unique to Seabourn, the "Venture" has all the essentials for expeditions into the most remote and wild places in the world.Įxpeditions are not for everyone. It gives a good balanced glimpse of what expedition voyages are all about.
Lovely article by Pól Ó'Conghaile of the "Indo" who we met aboard Seabourn's brand new expedition ship - Seabourn Venture - in Dublin Post last week. Many Aer Lingus customers yet to claim vouchers for Covid cancellationsĮXPEDITION CRUISE SHIP IN DUBLIN - JGT WAS THERE! JOHN GALLIGAN TRAVEL (01) 207 6555 - Looking out for consumers. All our clients, who requested refunds, got theirs years ago! They should be made to refund everyone who wants a refund. The airlines have been allowed the time and space to get themselves back in order. In the meantime, airlines carry on hoping that clients will pop their clogs, forget about their own money or just plain give up after getting the "nobody home refund treatment". Where is the champion of your consumer rights - the Regulator - in all this? Why is there no action being taken to force airlines to refund the money they took from clients and have so far refused to refund? There are laws about this but very little regulatory activity.
Without any pressure on them, why wouldn't they? A percentage of vouchers are usually not claimed, so it is in the interests of these airlines to hog your money and hope you give up looking for it. Under the nose of the Regulator, customers were tricked or forced into taking vouchers and the airlines have not refunded them. "Temporary" has become permanent.Īnyone who has been on the wrong side of dealings with some of our low-cost, low-ethics airlines will know that "give them an inch and they will take a mile". The Regulator therefore relaxed the law that says airlines must refund clients money within 7 days "temporarily".
Having to refund everything would collapse almost all enterprises. When the pandemic hit, airlines, just like us travel agents, were faced with an existential threat. NO SURPRISE AIRLINES STILL HOGGING CUSTOMERS MONEYĪirlines are still hogging hundreds of millions of clients money despite there being laws that say they should pay refunds.
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