Ryanair customers entitled to €1bn in refunds from cancelled flights
The budget airline grounded its entire fleet in mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic
Ryanair customers are entitled to up to €1 billion in refunds after the airline was forced to ground almost its entire fleet in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The low-cost airline was forced to take its fleet out of action in mid-March, reducing the number of passengers it carried in the month by five million and knocking over €40 million off its full-year 2020 profits.
As a result of the cancellation, Ryanair has to refund...
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