Millions of people could benefit after Ryanair loses flight delay compensation case

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Two passengers have won a landmark case against Ryanair over compensation for flight delays which could benefit millions of people.

Today's ruling at Manchester County Court means passengers have a right to make claims going back up to six years.

Ryanair was refusing to pay out for claims made more than two years after the incident, based on their own terms and conditions.

Although the ruling is not legally binding, it sets an important precedent and could benefit millions of airline passengers.

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Under EU rule 261/2004, if your flight was disrupted causing you to arrive later than 3 hours after the original arrival time, then it is your right to receive compensation from the airline. The compensation can be over £500 per passenger in the form of cash, electronic bank transfer, cheque or travel vouchers, based on your preference. Avoid the costs and hassle of perusing the airline yourself, our professionals can handle everything on your behalf with zero upfront fees on a no win, no fee basis.

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The delay must be for a flight from the last 6 years.
The flight must have been scheduled to depart from an EU airport, or arrive at an EU airport using an EU carrier.
Flight disruptions must be due to an issue with the airline, extraordinary circumstances are not covered.
Compensation due will depend on scheduled flight distance.

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Millions of people could benefit after Ryanair loses crucial passenger compensation case.

The firm representing the two passengers in today's ruling said it could benefit around 2.6 million Ryanair customers and be worth around £610 million in compensation.

However, the airline rubbished this "absurd" claim, saying even if a planned appeal against the decision failed, it expects the figure to be less than €5 million (£3.6 million).