Spain's government has requested an investigation into several airlines for allegedly breaching European Union regulations on compensation for cancelled flights, Consumer Protection Minister Alberto Garzon said on Thursday.
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Spain to investigate airlines which haven't offered refunds for cancelled flights
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Am waiting for O’Leary to cough up about £1000 for cancelled flights April and June. Until money comes , can’t afford anything....... I recall he mentioned about E4 billion in his bank? Sorry, but I don’t want anymore offers of vouchers..... how many times you need telling ?