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Gas is expensive, too. if you go that route it will be expensive. mike is at owe hair in chicago. >> not great for airline travelers american airlines announcing 262 flights are canceled today. as you mentioned following a brutal halloween weekend. more than 2,000 flights were canceled for american airlines alone since friday. the airlines blame a combination of bad weather by dfw airport, the hub for american airlines and complicated with staffing that drew down over the pandemic. people were stuck in lines. ticket agents overwhelmed. travelers complaining when they called to customer service...

Last Minute Announcements, Quarantines, and Lack of Flights Blamed for Lack of Bali Tourists

Pilots at southwest and flight attendants of course, but ramp workers, mechanics, dispatchers, schedulers, ticket agents, people from the top to the very bottom. many thousands of people. some unknown but apparently large number of these people have still not been vaccinated. why is that? well, many of them have already recovered from covid, they have antibodies that offer them greater protection than any vaccine ever could, that's the science, so they don't want the vaccine. others have sincere religious objections. they object to the use of the fetal tissue in the pharmaceuticals so they don...

I've got tickets to an event at the end of June, but given the recent government announcements on delays to the rules relaxing I don't think it can go ahead. The organiser hasn't reached out yet to explain next steps. What can I do? Ticket holders who change their mind about going to see an event, like a concert that is still going ahead, have no legal right to a refund. If, however, the event is cancelled, your refund rights will depend on how you bought the ticket. Email the organiser or check their website or social media profiles to see if there's an update about the event.

Early last year I purchased tickets for myself and a friend to attend talks at Oxford Literary Festival, which was meant to take place in April 2020. Due to the coronavirus, the festival was cancelled and the voluntary organising committee has asked that we offer the payment as a donation due to their own financial difficulties caused by the pandemic. This is unacceptable as we are both relying on our state pension and unfortunately are not in a position to just write this off. What can I do to get my money back? One festival-goer was told she couldn't get a refund for the cancelled event, on...