March 13th, 2005, 02:15 AM
And you're a TD Visa customer, you are safe.
Attention TD Visa customers impacted by the Jetsgo announcement
March 11 2005
If you are a TD VISA customer who has been impacted by the Jetsgo announcement, please be advised that we will be able to assist customers whose scheduled flights have been confirmed as cancelled.
For those customers who have future flights scheduled, you need to wait until your travel dates have passed. Then, we will work with cardholders to ensure that they are reimbursed if their scheduled flight is cancelled and services are not rendered.
TD VISA cardholders should rest assured that if plans for future travel are cancelled by Jetsgo, they are protected and will receive a reimbursement.
Atleast now I know that if I DID book with Jetsgo, I'm covered
And you're a TD Visa customer, you are safe.
Attention TD Visa customers impacted by the Jetsgo announcement
March 11 2005
If you are a TD VISA customer who has been impacted by the Jetsgo announcement, please be advised that we will be able to assist customers whose scheduled flights have been confirmed as cancelled.
For those customers who have future flights scheduled, you need to wait until your travel dates have passed. Then, we will work with cardholders to ensure that they are reimbursed if their scheduled flight is cancelled and services are not rendered.
TD VISA cardholders should rest assured that if plans for future travel are cancelled by Jetsgo, they are protected and will receive a reimbursement.
Atleast now I know that if I DID book with Jetsgo, I'm covered
Super Genius
Posts: 1,320 
Location: Winnipeg
Location: Winnipeg
April 1st, 2005, 10:32 AM
Something I learned when I was travelling a lot...book with Air Canada because you know they'll be there in some shape or form. The food might suck and the waitresses might not know how to count change and it might cost more. The flights might be four hours late with no explanation from the surly bastard who keeps moving the departure time back 15 minutes at a time. You will eventually get on a plane and go home though.
Something I learned when I was travelling a lot...book with Air Canada because you know they'll be there in some shape or form. The food might suck and the waitresses might not know how to count change and it might cost more. The flights might be four hours late with no explanation from the surly bastard who keeps moving the departure time back 15 minutes at a time. You will eventually get on a plane and go home though.
Time Out
Posts: 4,194
Location: Vancouver
Location: Vancouver
April 4th, 2005, 07:42 PM
You are right about Air Canada, no matter how much I have disliked them in the past, one thing is they are not going to stop flying and leave thousands of people stranded. I think even WestJet now could be added to that list with Air Canada now?
You are right about Air Canada, no matter how much I have disliked them in the past, one thing is they are not going to stop flying and leave thousands of people stranded. I think even WestJet now could be added to that list with Air Canada now?
Member
Posts: 123
Location: somewhere between moncton and londo
Location: somewhere between moncton and londo
April 24th, 2005, 07:24 PM
When I flew back to school after christmas, I flew Air CAnada, my sister flew West Jet. Both of our flights were scheduled to leave at 6:30 am from moncton. Hers left on time, mine left arround 8am because there weren't enough air canada agents to get everyone cheked in. She got to Toronto Right on time. I spent several hours in Montreal, then another hour in Toronto, and finally I got to London arround 4:30pm, when I was supposed to get in just before noon. If I had flown westjet and then taken the bus, I would have got to London at 10:15am
Long story short, Air Canada sucks, so does JetsGo, but I've never flown with them, so I guess I'm just assuming they suck.
Westjet and Canjet are by far the best.
When I flew back to school after christmas, I flew Air CAnada, my sister flew West Jet. Both of our flights were scheduled to leave at 6:30 am from moncton. Hers left on time, mine left arround 8am because there weren't enough air canada agents to get everyone cheked in. She got to Toronto Right on time. I spent several hours in Montreal, then another hour in Toronto, and finally I got to London arround 4:30pm, when I was supposed to get in just before noon. If I had flown westjet and then taken the bus, I would have got to London at 10:15am
Long story short, Air Canada sucks, so does JetsGo, but I've never flown with them, so I guess I'm just assuming they suck.
Westjet and Canjet are by far the best.
Knows Too Much
Posts: 2,488
Location: PEI...for now
Location: PEI...for now
May 16th, 2005, 11:07 AM
It's not a good year for airlines so far. United airlines is having issues also.
United Airlines
It's not a good year for airlines so far. United airlines is having issues also.
United Airlines
