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Welcome to our blog dedicated to flight claims! If you've ever experienced a delayed or cancelled flight, lost baggage, or other travel disruptions, you know how frustrating it can be. Fortunately, there are ways to seek compensation for the inconvenience and expenses incurred as a result of these disruptions. In this blog, we'll explore the various types of flight claims, the legal frameworks that govern them, and the steps you can take to make a claim. We'll also share tips and insights on how to avoid common travel pitfalls and protect your rights as a passenger. Whether you're a frequent flyer or a first-time traveler, our goal is to provide practical and actionable information that helps you navigate the often-confusing world of flight claims. So, buckle up and get ready to take flight with us!

Navigating Europe's October-November Travel Challenge: Flight and Train Interruptions on the Horizon
November 9, 2023 - Travel in Europe during the months of October and November could encounter disruptions as a result of an escalation in labor strikes. These unforeseen disruptions, whether carefully arranged or abrupt, can impact your travel arrangements. It is crucial to be well-informed before commencing your journey. The ongoing Rugby World Cup in […]
Learn MoreThe Air Traffic Control Strike Explained By A Consumer Expert
October 26, 2023 - When something goes wrong with a flight, you have two main legal choices to consider, especially after recent events like the Air Traffic Control strike in France. A renowned consumer expert shares light on this important subject. Kate's experience during the recent strike in Nice shows how complicated flight pay can […]
Learn MoreFrench ATC Strike Pause Offers Temporary Relief, but Concrete Actions Remain Crucial
Sept 30. 2023 - While the cancellation of the French ATC strike provides a brief reprieve, it highlights the critical need for long-term solutions to Europe's recurring ATC strikes. The positive shift toward negotiations by French ATC personnel is commendable, but essential measures, such as a mandatory 21-day strike notice and arbitration protocols, remain necessary […]
Learn MoreAnticipating Travel Disruptions in Europe: Flight and Train Strikes in September and October
Sept. 19, 2023 - Prepare for potential disruptions across Europe in September and October as worker strikes continue to rise in response to dissatisfaction with surging inflation and stagnating pay. While the location and extent of these strikes vary, keeping informed before you visit is always a good idea. Strikes by air traffic control unions […]
Learn MoreNavigating the Skies: How EasyJet's Cancellations Impact Summer Travel Plans
Aug 20, 2023 - EasyJet's recent decision to cancel approximately 1,700 summer flights, chiefly from London Gatwick, has posed an unexpected challenge for many travelers, casting uncertainty on their holiday plans. The ripple effect of these short-notice cancellations has further raised questions concerning the ability of Europe's burdened airspace to effectively manage rising demand, especially […]
Learn MoreAir Travel Chaos: Your Essential Guide to Strikes Affecting European Airports This Summer
Aug 8, 2023 - Travelers, beware, several strikes are happening at European airports right now that you might run into. Air traffic controllers are embroiled in disputes about pay, working hours, and staffing issues, and they're not the only ones. The aviation industry is grappling with staff shortages and severe disruptions. Add reduced wages due […]
Learn MoreBrace Yourself for Another Summer of Travel Chaos: Flight Cancellations Spark Fears
The recent mayhem at Heathrow Airport during the bank holiday weekend has fuelled fears that the tourism sector will be unprepared for a busy summer season. Due to an IT failure on Thursday, British Airways (BA) had to cancel dozens of flights, generating all weekend delays. Furthermore, Heathrow's e-gates failed, resulting in huge lines and […]
Learn MoreNavigating Airport Meltdowns: A Guide for European Summer Travelers
During the summer of 2022, Europe's air travel encountered unprecedented disruptions due to a surge in tourists following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions. Although these issues cannot be avoided, there are strategies and planning techniques that can assist travelers in coping with cancellations and increasing their chances of reaching their destination. However, travelers may still […]
Learn MoreEuropean Airlines and Airports Prepare for Another Chaotic Summer, Amid Criticism for Last Year's Failures
In 2022, the travel industry experienced chaos due to a surge in demand after COVID-19 restrictions were lifted. Passengers faced long queues, delays, and cancellations, catching airports and airlines off guard. Half of all flights in Europe were delayed, and nearly 2,000 were canceled daily. The industry received criticism for the poor passenger experience, with […]
Learn MoreFrench Air Traffic Controller Strike Causes Widespread Disruptions to Air Travel in May 2023
On May 1 and 2, 2023, a French air traffic controllers' strike caused widespread air travel disruptions. The strike began at 6 p.m. on April 30 and was originally scheduled to end at 6 a.m. on May 2, but was extended until 6 a.m. on May 3 at Paris-Orly airport. Airlines were ordered to cease […]
Learn MoreImmediate Action is Necessary to Address Delays in Europe by 2023
The re-emergence of air traffic in 2022 was a welcome transformation, but problems, particularly in Europe, accompanied it. There were considerable setbacks and limited resources at key airports, leading to a disruption in flight schedules. Eurocontrol reported that the arrival delays had escalated to 16.9 minutes per flight, a 33% rise compared to 2019. The […]
Learn MorePossible Flight Delays and Cancellations This Summer
Passenger numbers will return to pre-pandemic levels, meaning this summer will be the busiest since 2019. Europeans are still going on holidays despite the cost-of-living issues, hoping this time will be better than in 2022. But the problems passengers had last summer might come back in 2023. Staff shortages caused significant disruption, with half of […]
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