Flight Compensation – EU 261/2004 – What happens now post Brexit?
Brexit and EU261/2004 – An update on your Passenger RightsBrexit has finally, after a 12 month extension, been agreed and the United Kingdom left the EU on 31st December [...]
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Great news for passengers wishing to begin a Regulation (EC)261/2004 claim against Ryanair GalleryGreat news for passengers wishing to begin a Regulation (EC)261/2004 claim against Ryanair
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Great news for passengers wishing to begin a Regulation (EC)261/2004 claim against Ryanair
Ryanair v Delayfix formerly Passenger Rights sp zoo 18 November 2020 ECJ ruling The European Court of Justice (“ECJ “) has decreed in the above case that Ryanair’s [...]
In-Flight risk of Covid 19 transmission is rare – Why?
Lets start with a few facts. Since the beginning of 2020 there have been 44 cases out of 1.2 billion passengers where Covid 19 has been associated with air [...]
Case Study: Emirates Airlines – Flight No. EK20 – September 4th, 2019
Adnams V Emirates Flight: Manchester to Dubai Flight No: EK20 Date: 4th September 2019 Time: 21.15pm Reasonable measures to minimise disruption to Passengers. DLA Piper represented [...]
Flight cancelled due to coronavirus? Make a refund claim today
Covid 19 Flight cancelled - Advice about refundsDUE A REFUNDThe Government’s “ lockdown” requiring people to stay at home and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office’s advice against all non-essential [...]
Bott & Co Solicitors Limited v Ryanair
In 2016 Ryanair changed their Standard Terms of Carriage to include a condition regarding claims brought under EU261/2004. This restricted the ability of passengers to go to third party [...]
Why the government saved Flybe and two months later let it collapse
Three government ministers agree last minute rescue deal to save Flybe. The package included: A possible short term deferral of £106 million air passenger duty A potential loan [...]
Canada introduces Flight Delay compensation regulations
The Canadian government has introduced compensation for passengers who suffer delayed or cancelled flights. The compensation applies to all flights into and out of Canada and internal flights. [...]
Thomas Cook goes bust – Can I still make an EU261 claim?
Thomas Cook Group including the Tour Operator and the Airline ceased trading on Monday 23rd September 2019 after failing to secure another £200,000,000 which its creditors believed was required [...]
British Airways suffers another IT failure causing 100s of flights to be cancelled. What are your rights?
British Airways says it has fixed the IT glitch which caused more than 100 flights to be cancelled and more than 200 others to be delayed today (Wednesday [...]