Source: The Points Guy
Summary
The European Union has agreed to update the EU261 provision, which protects passenger rights. The changes aim to make it easier for passengers to receive compensation for flight disruptions. Airlines will be required to notify passengers when they may be owed compensation and provide clear instructions on how to claim it. The rules also require airlines to be more diligent about rerouting passengers when a flight is canceled.
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The trip promises a break. But what happens when your flight gets delayed or canceled? The EU’s updated passenger rights aim to provide clearer compensation rules. Airlines will have to notify passengers when they may be owed cash and provide instructions on how to claim it. The rules also require airlines to reroute passengers within three hours if a flight is canceled. But what about when the airline denies your claim? The EU has got that covered too.
Author: Evan Null
