Double whammy for UK airlines: Air passengers can claim millions

London – The Supreme Court determined today that UK airlines can no longer cite ‘extraordinary circumstances’ when rejecting compensation requests for delays that were the result of a technical error. The judges also reviewed the limitation period for claims: this will remain at six years for all UK airlines and will therefore not be allowed to be brought back to two years, as the airlines had pleaded. A double victory then for all passengers battling UK airlines for delay compensation. Find out more

Know your rights

You're about to board the plane to your dream destination and suddenly what is supposed to be the beginning of an exciting trip turns into a nightmare. Your flight has been delayed or worse yet, cancelled. You don't have to put up with it. Many passengers are not aware that airlines are obliged to provide compensation. What kind and how much compensation you are entitled to depends on your case. Here are the five factors to look out for.

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