Monarch delays & Compensations. Listed flights denied in O.P.

MontyWomble

Hi Vauban,

Have sent you a PM- thanks for your help!

urban469

Within a couple of days of being served the claim, Monarch filed an acknowledgement of claim. All they've said is that they intend to defend the entire claim. They now have 28 days to do so. They're basically playing for time.

Vauban

urban469 wrote: »

Within a couple of days of being served the claim, Monarch filed an acknowledgement of claim. All they've said is that they intend to defend the entire claim. They now have 28 days to do so. They're basically playing for time.

They'll send you - through the post - a great cut 'n' paste defence! Enjoy. I did mine.

MontyWomble

MontyWomble wrote: »

Hi Vauban,

Have sent you a PM- thanks for your help!

Well thought I had messaged you but now have nothing in my sent box! Let me know if you haven't received anything

Thanks

Vauban

MontyWomble wrote: »

Well thought I had messaged you but now have nothing in my sent box! Let me know if you haven't received anything

Thanks

I got it - and have replied.

4poc

During this week will file MCOL, but reading in the thread of some people's preferences to N1 form, i wondered what this is - is it the paper version of filling in the online form? And which will be better for my circumstances, ie five of us claiming me/hub/3 kids - 1 under 2? thanks for any clarification...

Ich_2

You can only claim for those who paid for seats so the youngest if they didn't have their own seat cannot claim

richardw

But are infants named as passengers or just 'infant' on passenger lists ?

Ich_2

From the regs

3. This Regulation shall not apply to passengers travelling
free of charge or at a reduced fare not available directly or
indirectly to the public.

Which covers a lot of infants

4poc

i paid for the toddler - £19, so will include him in the claim anyway, but wasn't sure of the difference between the N1 and online MCOL, ease-wise and cost-wise.