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Your right to compensation in case of cancelled or delayed flights is protected under the European regulation EU 261/2004, which safeguards passengers’ rights. The regulation was estab..
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As per EC Regulation 261/2004, the European Union law relating to the rights of air passengers states several rules which every member state of the EU needs to follow. The regulation states ..
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You can claim a maximum amount of €600 when it comes to flight delay refunds. The exact amount you receive is dependent on factors like the distance covered and the length of delay. Ticket..
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The law of Flight Delay Compensation Regulation (EC) No 261/2004 is the regulation which talks about the compensation for flight delay. It also provides guidelines to passengers on matters r..
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If your flight is delayed for more than three hours or if it is cancelled, then the EU rule 261/2004 entitles you to a compensation amount ranging from a minimum of €250, which may clock u..
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If you get delayed in reaching your destination by more than three hours due to your airline’s mistake, then as per the EU rule 261/2004 you are eligible to be compensated an amount wi..
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Airline cancellations and delays have topped the list of people’s gripes, as per a number of European traveller surveys. However, as a passenger, you can file flight compensation claim..
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Flight delays can be frustrating, but things can take a turn for the worse if your flight is cancelled or rescheduled. There is no way to know if you will be rerouted, or even if you will be..
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For a traveller, not many situations can be more frustrating than waiting at an airport or being stranded at an unfamiliar location for long. The problem is amplified when passengers are wai..
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If your flight has been delayed, you may be entitled to compensation. EU rule 261/2004 states that if your flight is delayed by more than three hours and if it is the airline’s fault, ..
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