European Airlines Urge EU to Halt Rising Regulatory Burdens
A4E is urging EU regulators to update policies, citing projected regulatory costs of €27.6 billion by 2030 that threaten airline competitiveness.
6 aviation articles tagged “EU261”
A4E is urging EU regulators to update policies, citing projected regulatory costs of €27.6 billion by 2030 that threaten airline competitiveness.
Italian airport ground staff and easyJet crews will strike on March 18, causing widespread flight cancellations at Milan Malpensa, Linate, and Brescia.
US DOT rules mandate automatic cash refunds for war-related flight cancellations, while EU261 requires refunds but exempts carriers from extra compensation.
Austrian bailiffs boarded a Ryanair 737 to enforce an €890 court order for unpaid EU261 flight delay compensation, attaching a seizure notice to the jet.
A national strike in Belgium on March 12 has halted all flights at Brussels and Charleroi airports, affecting 90,000+ passengers and prompting a United waiver.
Passengers facing flight cancellations from military action have rights to refunds but are exempt from cash compensation under 'extraordinary circumstances'.