Changes to EU Passenger Rights Are Approved. What Canadians Need to Know
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Passengers receive more rights. Families with children also benefit. But in one place the airlines were able to assert themselves.
The EU has agreed on a reform of passenger rights, which will finally provide uniform rules for the transport of musical instruments, but the matter is more complicated than it seems at first sight.
The EU adopted new rules on air passenger rights on Monday, which are expected to come into force next year.
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Passengers receive more rights. Families with children also benefit. But in one place the airlines were able to assert themselves.
Changes to EU Passenger Rights Are Approved. What Canadians Need to Know
The European Union's council formally approved additional rights for air passengers on Monday, and it means some changes for Canadians flying with a European airline. The new rules, which will go into effect "in the second half of 2027, said the Council of the European Union, include things like clearer compensation rules for travellers who end up on a delayed flight, and no surcharges for seating children under 14 with their parents. For Canadi…
The EU celebrates its new passenger rights reform as progress. Fixed deadlines for compensation and payment, but also nine instead of three years time for the application. Some even become free. What really changes, who benefits and why the new watch ticks faster than thought. The article New EU rules for air travellers: What is now free and who is entitled to 600 euros first appeared on inside digital.
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