EU Lawmakers to Maintain the Three-Hour Delay Passengers Rights

EU lawmakers to maintain the three-hour delay passengers rights

After more than one decade in limbo, the EU is now reviewing a law aimed at protecting airline passengers.

European Parliament pushes for 3-hour flight delay compensation, free personal item onboard

Negotiations with EU Council to start on Oct. 15 - Anadolu Ajansı

MEPs Push For Delay Compensation, Free Cabin Bags & More

MEPs have set out their red lines ahead of negotiations on changes to EU air passenger rights, insisting on strong protections for travellers. The Transport and Tourism Committee adopted its negotiating guidelines on Monday with 34 votes in favour and two abstentions. MEPs want to maintain compensation for flight delays of more than three hours, regardless of distance, rejecting proposals to raise the threshold to four or six hours. Compensation…

Free hand luggage and compensation after 3-hour delays: new guidelines from the EU Transport Commission

MEPs sign compactly for stricter guidelines for airlines. Free 7 kg hand luggage is also on the table

MEPs set out their red lines for air passenger rights changes

(Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you in association with the European Parliament. Compensation after three-hour flight delay  Personal item plus small trolley free of charge  No fees for checking in, selecting children’s seating or correcting booking errors  To help air passengers, MEPs suggest maintaining the current right to compensation after a three-hour delay, plus unlocking new rights on free children’s seats and cabin luggag…