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20 Feb 19, 12:38 AM |
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They epanded quick, now the fall off from brexit scaremongery and global economics means rather than earning a fast buck, they are building business at a slightly slower rate.
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20 Feb 19, 12:41 AM |
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There have been rumours predicting their demise ever since they started, I think some of them are instigated by those with a vested interest.
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20 Feb 19, 12:44 AM |
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20 Feb 19, 09:00 AM |
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Thomas cook airlines are actually not in dept they are financially stable,its Thomas Cook Holidays that have problems!
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20 Feb 19, 10:09 AM |
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We like Norwegian and are flying with them again next month. This will be our 3rd long haul trip with them in PE, which is very good.
Like someone else said, most airlines are only a bad quarter away from trouble. There seems to be a lot of scare mongering going on!
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20 Feb 19, 10:19 AM |
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Weird how brexit (a thing that hasn't yet happened) has affected an airline that isn't even UK registered and has over 90% of its passengers flying routes that never touch the UK.
I'm no fan of brexit, but you just can't blame it for everything. I had the other day that someone shot a polar bear in Canada, on the news they said it wouldnt have happened usually but because of brexit... |
20 Feb 19, 10:42 AM |
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The same rumours were doing the rounds last year but we flew with them in August and will probably use them again next year as they seem to come out cheapest.
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20 Feb 19, 11:29 AM |
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Flying with anyone is a risk at the moment. TC are profitable, but TC holidays is looking to sell it's flight operations. Wouldn't stop me booking a flight with them.
Norwegian could go bust, alternatively they could keep going, all depends on funding. Ensure your Holiday Insurance has cover for Supplier failure and let the Insurer worry, not you.
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20 Feb 19, 11:32 AM |
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20 Feb 19, 11:42 AM |
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Which it would have done if programmers such as myself hadn’t spent three years fixing it.
It was never going to stop your fridge working but there was a good chance it would have calculated negative interest on your bank account (the area I worked on). I think the current uncertainty is making people more cautious so this has a knock on effect on people booking holidays. So while the airline isnt directly affecting by the EU, nervous customers opting to stay home would. |
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