go on holiday, airport chaos is back. more than 1,800 flights — a quarter of a million passengers travelling to or from the uk have had theirjourneys cancelled in the last 48 hours. it is because something went wrong at travel services, the wrong bit of data entered on somewhere. it means endless delays, stuck at airports, trying to book a hotel, sleeping on airport floors, pre—booking flights, airport floors, pre—booking flights, a lot of it going out the pockets of passengers themselves. they will be compensated for that. they will get the money back, but what about the knock—on effect of this? mist work, cancelled events, mist hospital appointments in some cases, never mind the stress of the situation. you don't get compensation for that. the question this morning as who should pay. the airline say it is nothing to do with them and not their fault nothing to do with them and not theirfault and nothing to do with them and not their fault and may have to do tape for the disruption that is being caused, but some people are saying, they are not really fulfilling their obligations in supporting