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Your flight can be delayed or cancelled due to several reasons, the most common one being bad weather. Other reasons range from pre-planned strikes to vague explanations like ‘technica..
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There was a time when airlines used to reject airline delay compensation claims if they were filed two years after the delay. Many airlines had a gala time citing this rule to reject compens..
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Flight delays are the number one complaint from regular air travellers. In many cases, such delays result in a loss of time and money, for no fault of the passengers. EU regulations make it ..
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Airline operators try as much as they possibly can to run all their flights on time, but it may not always be possible, much to the inconvenience of the passengers. It is with regards to the..
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The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has issued warnings to three major airlines – the British Jet2, the Hungarian Wizz Air and the Irish Aer Lingus – for their practices relating ..
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On February 12, 2015 pilots from Lufthansa’s low-cost airline Germanwings, went on a two-day strike. This airline news about Germanwings dominated the month of February, especially since p..
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If your flight is cancelled or delayed for two hours or more, then according to EC Regulation 216/2014, you can claim compensation from the airline company. If the delay or cancellation was ..
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There is nothing much you can do if your flight was delayed other than to wait for the next available flight your airline puts you on, but you can certainly claim flight delay compensation. ..
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Last year, the Supreme court discarded Jet2 – the budget carrier’s contention that technical problems were extraordinary circumstances (Jet2.Com Limited Vs Huzar case). The judge..
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According to EU regulation 261/2004, if an EU flight is delayed for three hours or is cancelled and if the delay is not caused by an ‘extraordinary circumstance’, then the airlin..
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