Am I right to assume that the risk with booking any travel for the coming months will

[IUFG]

I'm actually flying Lufthansa tomorrow - they are complete pussies, cancelling flights left right and centre

http://www.brusselstimes.com/belgium...ive-equipment/

So they'll not supply other EU countries? isn't this against EU regulations?

[Sir C]

what about the half that are booked on and still want to travel?

How about if they calculated the cost of the flight and split that amount evenly amongst the ones who wished to travel? That would be fair.

[Monty92]

what about the half that are booked on and still want to travel?

It's a commercial decision, is the point.

[Sir C]

http://www.brusselstimes.com/belgium...ive-equipment/

So they'll not supply other EU countries? isn't this against EU regulations?

They have banned the 'export' of the stuff, i. A movement or sale within the EU is not an 'export'.

[Luis Anaconda]

http://www.brusselstimes.com/belgium...ive-equipment/

So they'll not supply other EU countries? isn't this against EU regulations?

Would have thought so. For some reason that has reminded me to do my tax return though **FREEMONEYTHATWASMINEINTHEFIRSTPLACE**

[Luis Anaconda]

How about if they calculated the cost of the flight and split that amount evenly amongst the ones who wished to travel? That would be fair.

As long as they said up front that if the flight is not full you have to pay more than fine. If I buy a train ticket I don't have to pay more on an empty journey. Or you on your buses - all the same in the long run

[IUFG]

They have banned the 'export' of the stuff, i. A movement or sale within the EU is not an 'export'.

that depends on the definition of export, sc.

the stuff our company sells to RoI is considered an 'export' by HMRC. And was so when we were fully paid up EU members.

[Luis Anaconda]

It's a commercial decision, is the point.

I understand that but do you think, say, Arsenal should stop playing matches because the stadium is half empty. Which is why I say they are pussies - if the government was stopping them then fine. In the long run people will think twice about booking with an unreliable carrier

[Sir C]

that depends on the definition of export, sc.

the stuff our company sells to RoI is considered an 'export' by HMRC. And was so when we were fully paid up EU members.

Is it in bond?

[Luis Anaconda]

Is it in bond?

Delayed by six months?