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Passengers hit by airport chaos ‘unlikely to be entitled to compensation’ as disruption ‘could last WEEKS’
A British air traffic control meltdown strands hundreds of thousands of passengers — and the people responsible for their rights are telling them not to expect a payout.
- “Getting through that airport was like trying to get out of Alcatraz. We were trapped in there.”
- “It's insufficient to simply bolt on new front end parts onto an ancient legacy system.”
- “My flight's rescheduled in two days, how am I supposed to live without my things?”
- Airlines are left footing the bill for a systems failure they did not cause, while passengers are told the outage is an 'extraordinary circumstance' that forfeits their right to compensation.
- “I don't believe we've ever seen an incident happen more than once, so this will be something different that we've never seen in 50 years of operation.”