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I'm going to call upon you good people for some advise. My family were due to be going on a skiing holiday to Austria in February, but my wife has broken her foot, and skiing is out of the question now.
Unfortunately for us our flights are with EASYJET, there is no easy involved. Now I'm aware that you can't cancel unless someone has died and you can produce a death certificate, and that you can transfer aslong as you pay an additional £70 per return flight to do so, but they don't schedule 12 months in advance so I couldn't put it off by a year.
Normally I would chalk it up but our flights weren't budget!!, our 3 return flights cost us £1270, so here's my quandary have any of you peeps had dealings with Easyjet, and whether there are any alternatives to either losing my money as they are non refundable, or alternatives to transferring.
Its my own fault I know, I didn't want to fly easyjet but they were the only people with available tickets, that'll teach me.
Unfortunately for us our flights are with EASYJET, there is no easy involved. Now I'm aware that you can't cancel unless someone has died and you can produce a death certificate, and that you can transfer aslong as you pay an additional £70 per return flight to do so, but they don't schedule 12 months in advance so I couldn't put it off by a year.
Normally I would chalk it up but our flights weren't budget!!, our 3 return flights cost us £1270, so here's my quandary have any of you peeps had dealings with Easyjet, and whether there are any alternatives to either losing my money as they are non refundable, or alternatives to transferring.
Its my own fault I know, I didn't want to fly easyjet but they were the only people with available tickets, that'll teach me.
Other than that the money you may loose could more cheaply fund her apres ski account with foot on stool. 
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