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Postby lostsoul » 03 Aug 2011 17:06

Just in case you are re booking flights after Holidays4u went in to administration.
If you book a flight only, with Jet2 it is NOT ATOL protected so pay by credit card just in case.
Jet2 holidays are ATOL protected if you are booking a holiday package.
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Re: Warning Jet2

Postby Teeeny2222 » 03 Aug 2011 19:16

Abit of a misleading Title lostsoul, enough people on here are upset, worrying and have every right to be without putting something like that, which if anyone on here is flying with Jet2 is going to get the wrong impression and they are going to start worrying as well. please don't scaremonger put a Title that says just what you mean!!!!!
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Re: Jet2

Postby lostsoul » 03 Aug 2011 19:35

Changed title from Warning Jet2 to Jet2 just for you Teeeny2222.
It is important if you book a flight with jet2 it is not ATOL protected,
no refund or flight home if already on holiday, so at least pay by credit card.
you never know which companies are safe. At least Jet2 owns their plane and do not lease them
so or more safer than others I think.
have suffered many times from the first with intasun the last being XL.so no what people are going through.
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Re: Jet2

Postby Teeeny2222 » 03 Aug 2011 19:54

Thanks lostsoul no need to give people something to worry about when they hopefully dont need to.
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Re: Jet2

Postby sunlover loch lomond » 03 Aug 2011 23:41

Thank you lost soul for this information. I have been considering booking a flight with Jet2 and had not realised flights are not covered by ATOL. In the current climate I think we all need to be sure we are protected as far as possible.
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Re: Jet2

Postby daviemc » 03 Aug 2011 23:45

This is not exactly true, if you book your flight only direct with Jet2 then you are not covered by ATOL but booking through a travel company then you are fully covered.

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Re: Warning Jet2

Postby Chocoholic » 03 Aug 2011 23:47

Teeeny2222 wrote:Abit of a misleading Title lostsoul, enough people on here are upset, worrying and have every right to be without putting something like that, which if anyone on here is flying with Jet2 is going to get the wrong impression and they are going to start worrying as well. please don't scaremonger put a Title that says just what you mean!!!!!


I think this is a bit unfair- lostsoul is only giving advice which is very relevent as everyone will be wanting to book with another company/airline. You do have the option to click off the thread. I think tempers are a bit heated today but please do not pick on members who are trying to help. Thankyou for the info lostsoul, I appreciate you taking the time and trouble to warn fellow members. BTW- it was a warning so what is the fuss about?
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Re: Jet2

Postby feefee1970 » 04 Aug 2011 00:44

found this helpfull advice, ive just booked with jet2 with debit card but i want to bond the flight any ideas how you go about this
or if i insure what wording am I looking for
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Re: Jet2

Postby dksbbs » 04 Aug 2011 00:47

Google travel supplier failure

An example is http://www.directline.com/travel/end-su ... ailure.htm

Wish I had done this, I will in future

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Re: Jet2

Postby Teeeny2222 » 04 Aug 2011 02:35

Chocoholic all information is very gratefully received but there are better ways of putting it across!! just thought that people already had enough worries without a title looking like some other company was going bust!!
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Re: Jet2

Postby Teeeny2222 » 04 Aug 2011 03:04

:shock:
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Re: Jet2

Postby noodles1609 » 04 Aug 2011 06:47

They might not be, but take a look at reports of which companies looked after their customers the best during the volcanic ash chaos - you'll find jet2 up there at the top. Their customer service is second to none, they are a brilliant company and not about to go down the pan at all. I've experienced many budget airlines, and believe me, jet2 are much better than any of the others.

Also if you are looking to rebook - try doing it through sunshine.co.uk - they give free supplier failure cover with all their holidays.

I hope everyone manages to get sorted out x
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Re: Jet2

Postby lostsoul » 04 Aug 2011 09:09

noodles1609 I am not saying Jet2 are likely to go into administration, far from it see post 3.
but no company is safe these days, it was only weeks ago on this site people were saying that Aegean were safe.
It’s better to be safe than sorry and try to cover yourself if the worst should happen,
Most credit card companies pay out far quicker than insurance or the CAA.
Insurance is good if you are stranded but most still expect you to get home yourself and then claim back the cost so you need funds to do this.
This post was meant as helpful information only as on the Jet2 flights site it is very hard to find out that flights are not ATOl protected, yet on the jet2 holidays site ATOL and ABTA or shown, so if you were taken to the holidays tab by google then clicked on the flights tab you might have assumed flights were ATOL protected.
If you pay on jet2 by PayPal you will have a very hard job with the credit card companies if the worst happened and jet2 failed as you have paid PayPal and not Jet2 with your credit card.
If the Banks can fail anyone can!
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Re: Jet2

Postby jnesbitt » 04 Aug 2011 09:28

just checking flight prices online Jet2 Manchester 8th august 2 weeks.......£800 each, its obviously boiling down to supply and demand no one is cheap they are all coming up round about the same price :shock:
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Re: Jet2

Postby lostsoul » 04 Aug 2011 09:42

jnesbitt I do not know when you fly , but after XL went bust all the companies inflated the existing flights till they all were all more or else sold, then added new flights cheaper and often with better timings,its a gamble though.
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Re: Jet2.... end supplier failure

Postby feefee1970 » 04 Aug 2011 11:13

ok im looking to get end supplier failure, can you just buy this alone then get travel insurance nearer time
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Re: Jet2

Postby lostsoul » 04 Aug 2011 15:38

feefee1970 http://www.directline.com/travel/end-su ... ailure.htm
there will be many others
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Re: Jet2

Postby smc4761 » 04 Aug 2011 17:09

i have lost my flights for next May booked with Aegean,they had only cost £288 for 2 from Glasgow plus a £4 credit card fee.

Went onto JET2 last night and virtually the same flight cost me £510 for us both. JET 2 surcharges are ridiculous however, £18 credit card fee £18 booking fee plus an online check in, or an airport check plus around £90 for luggage

Checked Thomas Cook website for a package price and to be fair the price was not that bad

best thing shop around for the best deals

My heart goes out to all those who have not yet been on holiday and are due to go shortly. The last thing you need is more stress

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Re: Jet2

Postby Chris » 05 Aug 2011 19:20

Re booked our flights for next June with thomascook for 4 of us,credit card charge was £32 :o
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Re: Jet2

Postby feefee1970 » 07 Aug 2011 23:30

http://www.protectmyholiday.com/

cost £5 per head and covers flight
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