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 [...]
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 [...]
EU 261/2004 – Airlines do all they can to resist paying claims
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 [...]
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 [...]
Compensation For a Missed Connecting Flight – Your Rights Explained
For a while now, Airlines not registered as an EU Carrier have felt that the European compensation rules do not apply to them when a flight starts in the [...]
Blog Special: Why Legal Assignment Works For All
We at Flightdelaypay have always preferred the use of Assignment as it transfers the right to take action to us and by doing so produces many benefits to the [...]