ScotRail apology as passengers unable to book tickets in app launch chaos
ScotRail apologized for problems following the launch of its new ticketing app on Thursday. Passengers reported being unable to book tickets, password reset issues, and missing journeys in searches. The operator advised users to continue using the old app until the issues are resolved.
- ▪The new booking platform replaced the previous system provided by Trainline on Thursday morning.
- ▪Hundreds of passengers were unable to book tickets due to technical glitches, including forced password resets and missing journey options.
- ▪ScotRail asked users to keep using the old app until midday while the problems are addressed.
- ▪The company issued a statement apologizing for the inconvenience and said technical teams are working to resolve the issue.
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ScotRail apology as passengers unable to book tickets in app launch chaosImage source, PA MediaPublished4 minutes agoScotRail has apologised for the chaotic launch of its new booking app, which has left hundreds of passengers unable to book train tickets.The operator replaced its existing system, provided by Trainline, with an updated ticketing platform for travellers on Thursday morning.Complaints on ScotRail's social media channels saw a series of issues with passengers being forced to reset account passwords and journeys not appearing in booking searches.ScotRail said it was working to resolve the issues and said passengers should continue using the old app until midday.Get in touchHave you been affected by the ScotRail app problems? Contact formContact formAn email earlier this week…
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