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Lost Half A Day of Holiday Due to AirMalta Flight Changes

Last post Mon, Aug 25 2008, 11:05 AM by Anthony B. 2 replies.
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  •  Mon, Aug 25 2008, 11:05 AM

    Re: Lost Half A Day of Holiday Due to AirMalta Flight Changes

    Thanks for the reply,i have read the link you provided and as i expected i dont think we are entitled to any compensation due to them only needing to give 2 weeks notice of a flight change and they provided us with a meal voucher.

    Thanks Again

    Anthony

  •  Mon, Aug 25 2008, 10:38 AM

    Re: Lost Half A Day of Holiday Due to AirMalta Flight Changes

  •  Sun, Aug 24 2008, 11:11 PM

    Lost Half A Day of Holiday Due to AirMalta Flight Changes

    I have complained to AirMalta due to losing Half a Day of our holiday due to 3 flight changes.

    Air Malta had original flight times changed from 10.30am to 14.00 and

    then 2 weeks prior to departure it altered again to 17.40 which then

    suffered a delay of more than 4 hours with a take off time of 21.45 approx.

    I booked flights for the people travelling which consisted of 6 adults and 1

    infant,there is no way i would have booked these flight times due to

    travelling with an infant and our personal preferences.

    We feel also having to pick up our tickets on departure adding more time to

    our transfer from home to airport extremely annoying having booked our

    flight with them 9 months in advance.

    All we were given was a £5 refreshment voucher each which did not fully

    cover the meal with a drink, no telephone calls were offered .

    Due to our flight being changed and delayed we lost more than 11 hours of

    our holiday so we feel further compensation is due.

    It has been over 2 months since my 1st email to AirMalta,i have had replies saying they are investigating but heard nothing for the past 5 weeks.

    Does anyone know if i am entitled to anymore compensation other than a £5 meal voucher and what the next step should be due to having no reply off them for a while.

    Regards

    Anthony