If your flight was disrupted causing you to arrive later than 2+ hours after the original arrival time, then it is your legal right under European Union’s Regulation EC 261/2004 to receive compensation from the airline. The compensation can be up to £600 per passenger in the form of cash, electronic bank transfer, cheque or travel vouchers.
If you’ve suffered a lengthy flight delay, don’t be put off taking the airline to court to claim the compensation you’re rightly owed. Just ask one MoneySaver, who won a case against Thomson.
Jeremy Noott, a radio trainer and presenter from North Yorkshire, was recently awarded 1,600 (1,238) in compensation by a judge at York County Court after his family of four were delayed for nearly 21 hours on a Thomson flight. (See our Flight Delays guide for information on how to claim.)
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