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Now MyTravelLite aids stricken passengers
Sunday, 28 Jul, 2005
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MyTravelLite has joined the growing band of airlines ready to repatriate stranded passengers of collapsed low cost carrier EUJet.
As with Easyjet and Monarch, MyTavelLite has pounced on the business opportunity and will charge £25 plus taxes to bring passengers to Birmingham from Malaga, Alicante, Faro and Palma.
The offer is valid for seven days.
Passengers must provide booking confirmation of their EUJet ticket at the check in desks.
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