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Warning to easyJet flyers set for this holiday spot after 100s of flights cancelled
Passengers may be entitled to up to £520 after easyJet cut about 100 flights and warned more cancellations could follow.
- EasyJet canceled around 100 flights departing from France on Saturday and Sunday due to cabin crew strikes, with disruptions affecting routes through Paris, Nice, Bordeaux, and Lyon.
- Unions representing France-based cabin crew initiated the strike outside formal negotiations, prompting EasyJet to express disappointment over the action despite offering adjustments and planned September talks.
- British passengers are disproportionately affected, with 63% of people flying from France with EasyJet over the past week being from the UK, while further cancellations remain possible.
- Under UK261, passengers whose flights are disrupted may be entitled to care and compensation, AirHelp CEO Tomasz Pawlizsyn said, urging travelers to "understand what support they are entitled to."
- Affected customers could be owed up to £520 in compensation if their flight was canceled with less than 14 days' notice; AirHelp advises keeping receipts for reasonable expenses incurred.
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