20th January, 2010
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Ryanair, the low cost airline based in Ireland announced to all its passengers that several flight cancellations is happening today in its flight schedule due to the strike of the AAI. In other words on Wednesday 20th January 2010, Ryanair proclaimed that 48 flights which were supposed to take off from Dublin have been cancelled. Moreover Ryanair is providing to all its passengers a list of the flight cancellations on its website. Furthermore the flight FR133 departing from Paris Beauvais to Shannon is included in the list of the flight cancellations. Thus all passengers affected by Ryanair flight cancellations are advised to change their reservation made on any flight which will be replaced on a new flight without any fee to pay.
Source: Ryanair
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19th March, 2009
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EasyJet, the airline based at London Luton Airport has cancelled all its flights departing from and to Paris in France on 19th March 2009. The reason of the flights cancellation is due to the general strike in France, EasyJet was forced to cancel its flights to and from France. Passengers traveling on these cancelled flights of EasyJet may look for another date to their final destination as soon as possible or may look at a later date at their ease and subject to availability. Passengers of EasyJet may also cancel the affected flight and EasyJet will refund to them their air ticket fully.
Source: Easyjet
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13th January, 2009
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The national airline based in, Spain, Iberia found Madrid hotel accommodations for more than 8,000 passengers due to the delays and cancellations of flights by the heavy storm and icy conditions occurred on the 9th January 2009. Due to the flight cancellations Iberia is proposing extra flights to take the remaining stranded passengers to their destinations.
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