Brexit and EU261/2004 – What happens if…?
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 [...]
Brexit uncertainty leads to Flybmi filing for administration
The UK Airline announced yesterday afternoon (16th February 2019) that the group has filed for administration cancelling all flights.Flybmi is a regional UK airline based near East Midlands airport. [...]
What to do If My Flight Is Delayed? a 10 point plan
We have prepared a guide for passengers who have experienced a delayed flight. The guide is a simple checklist of what to do if my flight is delayed. We [...]
Going On a Half Term Holiday? Be Prepared With Our Top Travel & Flight Tips
Going on a half term holiday? Be prepared. As the holiday period approaches, Flight Delay Pay share our top travel and flight tips. We've heard countless stories from passengers [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]