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business · Express
“Eurostar currently dominates the route, carrying around 80% of traffic between London and Paris, according to Calder.”
80 %
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business · Express
“passengers booking close to their departure date can routinely face fares of more than £200 one way.”
more than 200 £
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world · Express
“some tourists could lose thousands of pounds.”
more than 1000 pounds
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world · Express
“You pay hundreds or thousands of pounds upfront but you only actually take delivery when you turn up at the airport and hope that your trip is going ahead.”
more than 100 pounds
more than 1000 pounds
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world · Express
“A Mediterranean holiday or a flight to Los Angeles at a far lower price than you see elsewhere, well that could be somebody about to steal your hard earned dream as well as your money.”
more than 0
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finance · Express
“He advised to simply pay for the trip with a credit card as it is easier to get your money back from a bank provider.”
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finance · Express
“Once you've told your bank make a transfer of your money then that's the last you've seen of it.”
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business · Express
“roughly 40,000 passengers 'stranded'”
about 40000 passengers
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business · Express
“It has been a miserable Saturday for 30,000 or more passengers on British Airways to and from London Heathrow and EasyJet in and out of Gatwick.”
at least 30000 passengers
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business · Express
“BA's cancelled around 100, including an Airbus superjumbo going to and from Los Angeles. EasyJet has cancelled 82, including some really long ones to Hurghada in Egypt and also Antalya in Turkey.”
about 100 flights
82 flights
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business · Express
“200+ flights cancelled today on British Airways to/from Heathrow and on easyJet to/from Gatwick, with 35,000 passengers stranded.”
more than 200 flights
35000 passengers
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business · Express
“(It) follows more than 200 grounded flights on Saturday (and) brings the number of passengers whose flights have been cancelled this weekend to around 40,000.”
more than 200 flights
about 40000 passengers