Olle Pridiuksson

It all looked pretty frightening. And we were not alone with this observation. @FlyingBrussels support service collapsed, so we could not change our tickets to an earlier date. Then somebody got back to us via DM on twi with "you bought it via an agent, so GTFO" /10

So we tried to change our flights and could not. Getting new flights from MRS to STO wasn't easy also. France announced new measures with reduced transport everywhere and closed public eateries. Also obviously people around don't speak much English to help =] So we stayed... /11

SE PM promised to not close borders because "it was too late anyway". So out hope was that FR and BE would hold on and SN would keep flying until we land in Stockholm. Then SN2309 got cancelled on monday evening... /12

so TL;DR: - we went to Marseille before all pandemy saga got real - we could not change our flights or buy new really - then our flight got cancelled and the airline or the agency were in full WFH chill Meaning this morning we had a puzzle: how to move ourselves from MRS to STO

Airlines change their flights as they want, since in pandemy EU261 or any insurance, frankly, doesn't work. New tickets within EU are 300-500EUR and you're lucky to pay it since nobody knows which borders close next and which flights gonna happen. /15

In Marseille today the bus drivers were isolated from the salon with a STOP line. People enter through the exit doors. Metro is functional. All eateries are take-away only. Supermarkets has lines outside so there's not too much people in. We managed to get to MRS airport /16

Most cafes are closed. No tables to seat for those open. Some staff wear masks. People run around shouting and trying to get tickets. A lady in front of us got a BA ticket to LHR for 500EUR right after she had got FR ticket for a flight that got cancelled. /17