Itaka, a prominent travel agency, has reported a massive operational crisis linked to the policies of Donald Trump, resulting in the refunding of 30,000 customers and severe aircraft overcapacity, according to statements from the company’s head reported by Forbes.
The Scale of the Refund Operation
The disruption forced the agency to manage a significant transactional burden to compensate affected travelers. According to the head of Itaka, the company was required to refund 30,000 people
as a direct consequence of the crisis attributed to Trump.
Logistics and Capacity Failures
Beyond the financial impact of the mass refunds, the agency faced critical failures in passenger transport logistics. The head of Itaka described the severity of the aircraft congestion during the crisis, stating that planes were packed to the ceiling
.
