Air passenger rights reform: What the new rules mean for you
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It's official: from mid-2027, air passengers across the European Union will benefit from enhanced rights and stronger protection when they travel. The European Parliament and the European Council have endorsed the agreement reached in June, which aims to improve passenger protection in the event of disruptions, delays and other problems during flights, writes euronews. The co-legislators reached an agreement on 15 June to update the rules protec…
The agreement on the new passenger rules brings an end to the opaque pricing policy and simpler procedures for compensation payments.
Passengers travelling within the European Union will benefit from much simpler procedures for obtaining compensation for delayed or cancelled flights.
Air passenger rights reform: What the new rules mean for you
It's official: air passengers across the bloc will enjoy stronger rights from mid-2027. The European Parliament and the European Council approved the agreement reached earlier in June to strengthen passengers’ protection against flight disruptions.
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