Joe Pinkstone

@AaraoWard @flynorse Hi Xander, I am a journalist covering this issue. Send me an email if you wish to talk about your issues regarding the cancelled flights joe.pinkstone@telegraph.co.uk

but the poor service & useless website has led to me having to pay £570 out of pocket for new flights. Feeling dejected. @flynorse is this what people should expect?

shocking experience with @flynorse where they cancelled my flight to new york (while i was in the airport) and then the (rude) helper at gatwick said she couldn’t help move the flights and that we’d be sent a link to do it ourselves. the website kept crashing for an entire hour…

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