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is there any an effektive and quick way to get in contact with you ? Regarding YT94IL . I have received your answer today and have got another to questions. I have sent them but I suspect that the answer doesn come soon
Could you please send me your answer today or tomorrow if there any available flights on 11 Jan to Stavanger from Moscow and please answer the question regarding the payment
I want to make a date change on my ticket and I have called like literally 20 times plus the numerous emails I have sent them and no one would answer.They are a scam company with no interest on solving any kind of matter AFTER you have bought the ticket.I am still calling now the phone has been ringing for 10 minutes and still no response.The most intollerably poor customers service AFTER ticket purchase I repeat.
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