Flight Cancellation | 261/2004 Consumer Flight Rules | HolidayTravelWatch | HolidayTravelWatch

Flight Cancellation | 261/2004 Consumer Flight Rules | HolidayTravelWatch

In the final series of ‘Watch Out For Further Announcements’, we examine passengers rights under 261/2004 & the Montreal Convention following a flight cancellation. We look at the issue from the perspective of the recent British Experience of Fog and Industrial Disputes.

Please download the pdf document to read the full Cancellation the British Experience article.

Tags: 261/2004, Flight Compensation Rules, holiday claims

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