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After the half-term travel chaos, stranded families are refused redress while many online applications are left unresolved

Travellers queue to check in at Gatwick airport in London.Some of the thousands of people whose flights were cancelled or delayed during thehave been told they will receive no compensation, leading to calls for a change to the way passengers are reimbursed ahead of what looks to be a chaotic summer for airlines.

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