Pensioner claims airline told him to go on holiday without wife

A pensioner who claims he was advised by Ryanair to leave his ill wife behind while he took a pre-booked holiday flight has said he is still awaiting his refund.

Pensioner claims airline told him to go on holiday without wife

Ryanair has denied it advised Roger Johnston, the former Lord Mayor of Liverpool, to leave his Dublin-born wife Marie at home after she had heart surgery, change the name on her ticket to France, and bring someone else.

Mr Johnston, 74, a retired architect from Woolton in Liverpool, had been seeking a refund on the two tickets from East Midlands Airport to Dinard in France after his wife Marie, 73, had a heart attack.

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