A MAJOR airline beloved by Brits jetting off on their summer holidays has left them stranded after cancelling flights with little notice.
And Guy Houston, who was supposed to go to Tunisia for some sun with his wife and daughter, said his flight was cancelled an hour before take off. He said: "The airline said we would get a refund but there was no mention of compensation. We booked this holiday months ago and we got a good price.
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