tombon

God forbid leafs ever fall on the tracks.

It's standard gauge so will be okay. I am not sure what they will do when the tracks heat up. In the uk it grinds the railways to a stop.

So you would be "Livin on a prayer" when walking on it.

Sounds like this as gone way off topic from the original post. Which was about British Airways cancelling their LHR-BKK route.

Celebrating new years eve with friends at cherry bar.

My experience with cancelled flights and flight time changes over 4 hours, I get offered a full refund even with a non refundable ticket.

Not at all. I was hoping on Xmas 2021 but even that will be 50/50.

British Airways will suspend their London Heathrow to Bangkok service during the summer 2021 season. They will also axe a number of other routes some will be more permanent than just S21. BBC News - BA drops 15 long-haul routes including Seoul and Seychelles https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55348474

At least you put the thread in one of the correct sub topic threads.

Thanks for the photos. I can't wait for when the team parade the trophy around Liverpool.

They make bookings on behalf of the travel supplier. Hence travel agent. So end of.....

You called them a comparison site. There not. Comparison sites does what it says on the tin. Compares all different sites prices.

There not. They are online travel agents that book direct with the airlines.

I have never heard of them. I tend to book with either the airline itself or companies like opodo or ebookers. Your right to do your homework. I guess now there will be people out there trying to con people out of money. On another note if you book with a CC you will be protected and once they give you the airlines booking reference number. Contact the airline and check they have your booking.

Quantitative easing was the main reason the £ dropped post 2008 banking crisis. The BOE as printed £100 billion recently to help stabilise the uk economy. More QE is the reason the £ as dropped. Thailand doesnt need to print money, they can borrow it from the markets. As they dont need the same level of bailout like the UK. In my opinion the £ will not recover in the short and medium term. It will be 20+ years if we see 50 baht to £1.