Repatriation of Thomas Cook customers to UK continues

cde.news desk 28 September 2019, 09:35 · 1 min read

epa07863662 A British Government's official (C) informs several passengers at the airport in Menorca island, eastern Spain, 23 September 2019. More than 600,000 vacation reservations were canceled on 23 September, after Thomas Cook ceased to operate. According to media reports, the company's collapse will see Britain's largest peace time repatriation take place to get stranded customers home. EPA-EFE/DAVID ARQUIMBAU SINTES

A further 16,700 customers of collapsed British travel firm Thomas Cook are scheduled to be repatriated on Saturday on 76 flights, the country’s aviation regulator said.

The Civil Aviation Authority said it has so far brought back more than half of the total number of affected customers since it launched the country’s largest peacetime repatriation on Monday.

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Repatriation of Thomas Cook customers to UK continues

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