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Denied Boarding
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UK261 regulation
Empower Yourself: Your Guide to Flight Rights
Eligibility
Passengers on flights departing from any UK airport, regardless of the airline's origin.
Passengers traveling with airlines based in the EU (including the UK) for flights to or from EU airports.
Flight arrives at final destination more than three hours late
Flights are canceled on short notice (less than 14 days in advance)
Passengers who are denied boarding due to overbooking
Specific Situations
Amount of compensation
£220
flights under 1,500 km
£350
flights between 1,500 km and 3,500 km
£520
flights over 3,500 km
Case study #1
Airline
Delay
compensation
Number of passangers
customer’s problem
Hanna and her family had a really frustrating experience with Wizzair when her Bucharest-Liverpool flight was rescheduled last minute, with over a 6-hour delay pushing the new arrival into the early hours of the next day. New time was completely impractical for her, so she had to cancel plans and decided not to fly. She called the Wizzair call center ahead of departure to inform them she would not be flying.
UK261 regulation rights
EU Regulation 261/2004 clearly states that a delay over 5 hours counts as a cancellation, making passengers eligible for compensation if they weren’t notified at least 14 days in advance. Wizzair, however, claimed “exceptional circumstances” and rejected her compensation claim without going into any details.
our solution
Looking into Hanna case we found out why the delays really happened: the airline packed in way too many flights for one aircraft. For example, there was a Castellon-Bucharest flight scheduled to land at 14:30, then a Bucharest-Basel flight set to depart at 12:55 (how’s that possible?), followed by a Basel-Bucharest arrival at 18:30, and then the Bucharest-Liverpool flight at 17:30. It’s appeared impossible to perform than schedule on time unless you have a time machine! We escalated Hanna's case to Aviation ADR providing detailed arguments that the delay happened due to operational reasons, an overpacked schedule and she got 1400 GBP compensation for 4 passengers to cover her inconvenience.
Case study #1
canceled flight - Reykjavik to Budapest
Airline
Wizzair
compensation
700 GBP
Number of passangers
2
customer’s problem
Michael's and his girlfriend's flight W62428 Reykjavik to Budapest was first canceled and then rescheduled for nearly 23 hours later, at 10 pm the next day, June 27th. However, they had no choice but to take the rescheduled flight because no better alternatives were presented. Michael booked a hotel and spent something on meals and local transport in Reykjavik which is costly in Iceland.
UK261 regulation rights
When he asked for a reimbursement of expenses and compensation, Wizzair refunded direct expenses, credit to them but rejected Eu261 compensation claims. They said it was due to “ATC restrictions” but did not specify where these restrictions were happening which aircraft or airport affected and what steps they took to minimize the impact.
our solution
Looking into Hanna case we found out why the delays really happened: the airline packed in way too many flights for one aircraft. For example, there was a Castellon-Bucharest flight scheduled to land at 14:30, then a Bucharest-Basel flight set to depart at 12:55 (how’s that possible?), followed by a Basel-Bucharest arrival at 18:30, and then the Bucharest-Liverpool flight at 17:30. It’s appeared impossible to perform than schedule on time unless you have a time machine! We escalated Hanna's case to Aviation ADR providing detailed arguments that the delay happened due to operational reasons, an overpacked schedule and she got 1400 GBP compensation for 4 passengers to cover her inconvenience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Is Flight Delay Compensation?
Flight delay compensation rights fall under an EU law called EU Regulation 261. EU261 provides legal rights for passengers to claim compensation when their flight is delayed or cancelled or if they were denied boarding.
The regulation aims to compensate passengers for the time lost and inconvenience they suffered when significant disruptions to their travel arrangements occurred.
What Are Extraordinary Circumstances?
Can I Claim Flight Compensation For A Cancelled Flight?
Can I Claim Flight Compensation For Denied Boarding?
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