Bird Strikes are deemed extraordinary by the Court of European Justice
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) is the chief judicial authority of the European Union. On the 4th May 2017 it ruled that a collision between [...]
How do I claim compensation for a delayed Flight under EU261/2004?
It is estimated that 120,000 flights were delayed and 4,000 flights were cancelled in 2016. This means that millions of pounds are owed in compensation to passengers. However only [...]
Case Study: Monarch Airlines – Flight No. ZB 1162 – September 11th, 2016
Case study: Monarch Airlines - 11th September 2016 Flight No. ZB 1162 | Birmingham (BHX) > Larnica (LCA) Delay, Check-in Systems failure Many passengers on the above date suffered [...]
Flight Delay Compensation – Extraordinary Circumstances explained
Each and every year it is estimated that over 30 million European air passengers suffer from flight delays and cancellations and only 9% know about their rights when they [...]
What does Brexit mean for Airline passenger compensation?
With airlines threatening to move headquaters to another European location, 1000s of trade laws and legal regulations about to be examined and perhaps overturned - where does that leave the hapless UK [...]
EU 261/2004 regulation explained – Your Flight Delay Compensation rights
When going on a holidays the worst start is a delayed flight which causes the holidaymaker to lose part of the first day. It also causes knock on effects with [...]