Zoom Airlines failed with 60,000 forward bookings, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) announces this morning.
In addition, there are more than 4,500 UK passengers abroad left stranded by the collapse of the low-cost transatlantic carrier.
The CAA warned those customers who booked direct with the carrier that they have to make alternative arrangements with other airlines. The same applies to UK travellers who were due to fly back to the UK with Zoom.
Zoom operated scheduled services from London Gatwick to New York, Fort Lauderdale, San Diego and Bermuda, as well as flights to destinations in Canada from Gatwick, Bristol, Cardiff, Belfast, Manchester and Glasgow.
In addition, there are more than 4,500 UK passengers abroad left stranded by the collapse of the low-cost transatlantic carrier.
The CAA warned those customers who booked direct with the carrier that they have to make alternative arrangements with other airlines. The same applies to UK travellers who were due to fly back to the UK with Zoom.
Zoom operated scheduled services from London Gatwick to New York, Fort Lauderdale, San Diego and Bermuda, as well as flights to destinations in Canada from Gatwick, Bristol, Cardiff, Belfast, Manchester and Glasgow.
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A story of airline booking disadvantage.
Nice Post....keep it up !!!! Good job
John Lochrie
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