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Flights cancelled because of coronavirus

By admin • February 28, 2020 Latest News & Articles

Coronavirus has become a real WorldWideWeb virus infection, looking at how many media including social media writes about it.

Coronavirus is a viral disease with flu-like symptoms like general cold feeling, sore throat, runny nose, headache, muscle and joint pain. More serious complications of coronavirus, as with the flu, are high fever and pneumonia. The last two complications are the ones that can be fatal to people with lower immune systems. Just because a person is infected with coronavirus does not mean that he or she will get pneumonia, or worse, die. A person with a healthy and strong immune system may not be infected with the virus at all. People with lower immune systems, such as toddlers, pregnant women, elderly and people with chronic diseases, must avoid crowded places like fairs and airports, writes ShittyHealth.

Your rights if your flight is delayed or cancelled

By admin • June 12, 2017 About Flight Delay Compensation

In case you booked a flight that departed from Europe or booked an EU airline flight that arrived to Europe, you may have rights under European law in case your flight is not on time or cancelled.

For the EU law to apply, you’ll need to:

Have departed from the United Kingdom, European Union (EU), Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland
Have arrived to the United Kingdom, European Union (EU), Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland by EU airline/carrier.

Delayed or cancelled flight compensation

You can claim over 530 pounds in compensation when you had your flight delayed or cancelled!

In case your flight’s not on time for two or more hours

Your airline need to come up with:

foods and drinks
get entry to the phone calls and emails
accommodation if you’re not on time in a single day – and trips between the airport and the motel

The airline should give you vouchers to get this stuff on the airport. Ask a person who works for the airline if you’re not presented any assist.

In the event that they don’t give you assist on the airport, hold receipts for expenses and try to claim from the airline later.

If your flight’s delayed for 3 or more hours

You have already got a legal right to food and drinks, phone calls and accomodation – you get this whilst the flight is not on time for 2 hours or extra.

You’re also entitled to get compensation if the disruption is the airline’s responsibility – for instance, if they didn’t get sufficient bookings or there has been a technical fault.

You can’t get compensation if the delay was caused by some thing like terrible climate or a strike.

The exact amount of compensation depends on:

the potential distance of the flight
the length of the delay – how late you arrived to the final destination

Flight delay compensation for UK delayed or cancelled flights

By admin • March 16, 2016 About Flight Delay Compensation

Every day, there are so many delayed flights all over the world. Europe and UK customers are protected against delays. European Union’s Regulation EC 261/2004 says: If your flight was disrupted causing you to arrive later than 2 hours after the original arrival time, then it is your legal right to receive compensation from the airline.

We can help you to claim a compensation up to £ 600 for a delayed flight, a cancelled flight or denied boarding.

Check to see if you are entitled for free: http://flight-rights.co.uk/

We are cooperating with the following main airlines: British Airways, EasyJet, Ryanair, Thomas Cook, Monarch Airlines, Thomson, Jet2, Flybe, Virgin Atlantic, International Airlines Group, Lufthansa, Air France, SAS, Finnair, Air Baltic, Pegasus, Alitalia, Wizz Air, TAP Portugal, Air Europa, Blue Wings, Meridiana, Blue Air, Air Malta, Vueling, Air Berlin, Aeroflot, KLM, Aer Lingus, Eastern Airways, Germanwings, BMI Regional, Loganair, Germania, CityJet, EuroWings, Brussels Airlines, American Airlines.

If your flight was delayed by other airlines not listed above, it is not a problem, we can still help you to get your compensation.

Claim compensation if your flight’s delayed or cancelled …

By admin • January 12, 2016 About Flight Delay Compensation

If you booked a flight that departed from Europe or was with a European airline, you might have rights under EU law if your flight is delayed or cancelled.

For the EU law to apply, one or both of the following must apply:

your flight is departing from the UK, European Union (EU), Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland
you’re flying with a UK or EU airline to somewhere in the UK, EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland

Contact the airline if you don’t have rights under EU law – for example, this could be because you flew from New York to Los Angeles, or Sydney to London on a Qantas plane. What you’re entitled to depends on the airline’s terms and conditions.

Claiming for delayed flights, Compensation for cancelled …

By admin • January 12, 2016 About Flight Delay Compensation

How much compensation can be claimed for delayed flights

In 2013, the number of passengers arriving at or departing from London Heathrow airport was an astounding 72.3 million. Out of these passengers around 5 percent would have experienced flight problems whilst travelling to/from London Heathrow airport. This percentage increases once you begin to include all of the major airports across Europe that operate flights of a similar volume to London Heathrow. There are a copious number of people who are entitled to claim for a flight delay but they are simply unaware of their rights.

Cancelled Flight and Delayed Flight Compensation Home Page

By admin • January 12, 2016 About Flight Delay Compensation

Regulation (EC) 261/2004

This regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council came into force on the
17th February 2005 and clearly sets out the responsibility of airline carriers and Tour Operators
who are either operating to/from airports in the EU or are based in the EU but operating outside
the area. It details levels of flight delay compensation, cancelled flight compensation,
denied boarding compensation and downgraded class of travel compensation you may be entitled to.