US EditionBrussels Registers a Citizens' Initiative Against Curtailing Air Passengers' Rights
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The EU Commission wants to improve passenger rights in case of delays, the critics say. Everything is to be made simpler and clearer, the EU Commission and the EU Transport Ministers, who agreed to the revision of the regulations on passenger rights and the liability of airlines at the beginning of June. A new European citizens' initiative does not want to accept this. The citizens' initiative, entitled "Save your right, save your flight!" (Secu…
Commission registers European Citizens' Initiative on air passenger rights
(Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you in association with the European Commission. Today, the European Commission registered the European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI) entitled ‘Save your right, save your flight!’. The aim of the initiative is to call for the reversal of changes that undermine passenger’s rights and the preservation of the ‘current compensation eligibility thresholds’ for air passengers. Following a thorough legal analy…
The European Commission has registered a European Citizens' Initiative (ICE) on Wednesday so that the right to compensation for cancellation of a flight is not reduced with the reform of the rules on passenger rights; a petition that does not yet oblige community services to take sides but that marks a period of twelve months to gather the million signatures necessary for the proposal to advance in Brussels. Under the slogan ‘Keep your right, bo…
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