Hundreds of Liverpool fans have been left stranded after flights to the Champions League final were cancelled.
Operator Worldchoice Sports said it could not secure landing slots at Kiev's Boryspil Airport for three planes but it said it has secured an extra last minute three-night trip.
Disappointed fans, who had paid up to £1,000 each for flights, were frantically trying to make alternative arrangements.
Liverpool face Real Madrid on Saturday.
Asif Badat, aged 32, from Leeds, is among those who fear being stranded in the UK despite having match tickets.
"As recently as this morning we were being given assurances about our tickets and then suddenly the flights were cancelled," he said.
"I'm now considering flying to Romania and driving 10 hours from there."
In its statement, Widnes-based Worldchoice Sports said it would start to issue refunds from Friday.
It said passengers would be notified by email.
Liverpool FC said about 1,000 fans were involved and believed the issue was caused by a dispute over the size of aircraft.
The club said it would work with authorities until all avenues to get fans to the game had been exhausted.
Worried Reds fans had shared concerns on Twitter before Worldchoice Sports issued a statement on its website at 15:00 BST on Thursday announcing the cancellations.
It said talks with authorities in Kiev, police and UEFA had not been able to find a resolution to a lack of landing slots.