IATA approved?
 

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[Closed] IATA approved?

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Does that actually mean anything? I'm trying to book some flights and Gotogate came up top through skyscanner. I googled them as I've not heard of them and the usual horror stories come up. The alternative is to pay the airline an extra £200 and go direct.


 
Posted : 25/11/2014 11:26 pm
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IATA - a trade association representing and serving the airline industry world-wide.

From google,
http://traveller24.news24.com/News/Flights/New-IATA-agreement-protects-passengers-from-airline-bankruptcy-20141125
so they will get you home (probably) just make sure your travel insurance is up to date. Depending on the overall cost an extra £200 for direct sounds tempting as it avoids a lot of hassle and potential stress.


 
Posted : 25/11/2014 11:30 pm
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i don't mean direct flights I mean direct with the airline. Thanks


 
Posted : 25/11/2014 11:37 pm

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