Updated on 23 September 2019
The Situation:
Representatives of UK-based tour operator, Thomas Cook, announced on Monday, 23
September, that the company has applied for compulsory liquidation with immediate effect
following failure to negotiate the recapitalization of the company with its stakeholders.
The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) confirmed that all associated companies, including
Thomas Cook Airlines, have ceased operations. All Thomas Cook flights leaving the UK have
been canceled as of 23 September and will not be rescheduled.
Over 150,000 Thomas Cook customers are currently abroad. Flight disruptions, including
delays, cancelations, and schedule changes, are expected in the coming weeks for all
Thomas Cook customers.
The Foreign and Commonwealth office released the following statement: If you’re
traveling and have been affected by the announcement that Thomas Cook has ceased
trading, you should visit thomascook.caa.co.uk for the latest updates. Those overseas can
call the CAA helpline on +44(0)1753 330 330 and for those in the UK the Freephone
number is 0300 303 2800.
Possible Effects:
Possible protests or demonstrations at airports
Cancelled flights and/or hotel reservations
Mitigating Factors to Apply:
Avoid all protests and demonstration, which have the possibility of turning violent
Check with the airport to confirm flight status before traveling to the airport
Monitor local media and news for updates
Visit thomascook.caa.co.uk for the latest updates
DISCLAIMER and Hold Harmless
Disclaimer: LSDS gathers information from multiple sources and offers insight and perspective to travelers. Sources cannot be validated for accuracy in every instance. Travelers assume all risk associated with their travel and are responsible for the decisions associated with travel and for their own safety. Users of this reference document agree, to hold harmless LSDS (LLC) its employees and clients associated with any risk or injury incurred during travel.
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