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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 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 [...]
EU261/2004 is becoming a headache to the Airlines as people become aware of their rights. The Airlines do all they can to resist such such claims. Airlines are obliged [...]
Brexit and EU261/2004 - An update on your Passenger Rights UPDATE 19TH JANUARY 2021 - We've written a new blog: Flight Compensation – EU 261/2004 – What happens now [...]