Case Study: Ryanair – Flight No. FR2882 – 17th July, 2018
Harding V Ryanair Flight: China (CHQ) to Manchester, UK (MAN) Flight No: FR2822 Date: 17th July 2018 Time: 20.25 When is an Air Traffic Management Decision [...]
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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
EU 261/2004 regulation, Extraordinary Circumstances, Flight Compensation, Legal, Ryan Air Cancellations, Ryanair flight refund
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 [...]
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 [...]
Gatwick Airport Disruption: What are your rights?
On Wednesday 19th December - Thursday 20th December, 2018 all flights to and from Gatwick were suspended to allow the police to investigate the sighting of two drones near [...]
Can Passengers claim Costs for unreasonable conduct?
AIR PASSENGER CLAIMS FOR DELAYED AND CANCELLED FLIGHTS. Airlines regularly seek to avoid or delay paying passengers compensation under Regulation (EC) number 261/2004 for delayed or cancelled flights. Should [...]
Extraordinary Circumstances Explained – Adverse Weather
Airlines will often cite adverse weather as a reason for a delay. This raises the question - is this a valid reason for not paying a compensation claim under [...]
Air Traffic Control (ATC) strikes – What are your compensation rights?
This Summer has been plagued by Air Traffic Control (ATC) strikes in various European countries as well as strikes by Airline staff. The most notable Airline Strike has been [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]