More than half of disrupted air passengers left to arrange their own onward travel

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New research from CMAC Group, a trusted partner to airlines for disruption support, ground transport and accommodation, reveals more than half (57%) of disrupted air passengers who needed onward travel arrangements over the summer period organised it themselves.

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