Bargain flights so chuffed £207 return!

[xXxSammi88xXx]

Oh no does that mean i might not get it. I've had the e tickets emailed to me and everything

[ccleveley]

Fantastic price! Enjoy

[Tracy34]

Originally Posted by xXxSammi88xXx

Oh no does that mean i might not get it. I've had the e tickets emailed to me and everything

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This deal was on Hotukdeals as well...a lot of people booked and have now had theirs cancelled...even those issued with etickets.

Fingers crossed for you. X

[langside]

Deals were also advertised on holiday pirates- they suggest you hold off for a few weeks before booking hotels/ other things as tickets at glitch prices can get cancelled

[unixgirl]

Originally Posted by juless77

What's secret flying ?

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It's a website where price glitches and bargains are posted.
This is the link to what OP possibly grabbed.
secretflying/posts/er...135-roundtrip/
Fingers crossed OP get's their flights.

[xXxSammi88xXx]

Not looking hopeful

[Ciano]

Ah fingers crossed for you!

[Ariel88]

Fingers crossed for you! That's an absolute bargain price so I hope they honour it!

[Guest]

Originally Posted by unixgirl

It's a website where price glitches and bargains are posted.
This is the link to what OP possibly grabbed.
secretflying/posts/er...135-roundtrip/
Fingers crossed OP get's their flights.

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Looking at the 'comments' column on secretflying.com it seems the cancellation e-mails have started coming through

It appears Air Canada had a major glitch on their site and world wide fares were at silly prices before they picked up on the glitch and 'plugged the hole '.

Fingers crossed for the OP.

[CosmicGirl]

Originally Posted by mike230652

Looking at the 'comments' column on secretflying.com it seems the cancellation e-mails have started coming through

It appears Air Canada had a major glitch on their site and world wide fares were at silly prices before they picked up on the glitch and 'plugged the hole '.

Fingers crossed for the OP.

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I wouldn't take the comments on that site too seriously. For some reason that site is always full of panicking people when others have no issue whatsoever. I am positive that 90% of the people in the comments booked on some dodgy site to save €5 and hours later that TA cannot get the booking through. The vast majority of them don't know the difference between a PNR (alphanumeric airline locator) and a ticket number (13 numbers), so they assume that having received the PNR means that it is ticketed, but that is not the case.
As of right now, there are plenty of bookings that are intact, including my own (not to MCO).