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This is the place to view articles & guides from the Flight Delay Pay team giving our view and explanations on all things flight delay compensation.
What is a codesharing agreement and why is it important when claiming?
What is a codeshare agreement and why is it important when claiming EU261/2004 compensation? A codeshare agreement, is an aviation business arrangement where two or more airlines share the same flight. Sharing, means that each airline publishes and markets [...]
British Airways Flight Cancellations 27th & 28th May 2017. An easy guide to claiming
British Airways Flight Cancellations after IT failure fiasco. Can you claim? What happened? At the start of one of BA’s busiest periods their booking system crashed . This was allegedly due to a power surge. The power [...]
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 a bird and an aircraft should be classified as [...]
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 5% of passengers bother to claim. We will walk [...]
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 as the Baggage handling company Aviator system broke down [...]
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Based on European legislation, your rights as an air passenger are protected. We can quickly determine whether the airline can rightfully invoke force majeure, or extraordinary circumstances. As a team of travel and legal professionals we know what you’re owed and we won’t settle for less!
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