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

JPears

Forget any NEB, it is pointless letter tennis.
Either send NBA, then start legal proceedings or go to NWNFcompany.

NoviceAngel

globetrotteranonymous wrote: »

They referred me to the UK dept of the EEC, who in turn referred me to AESA in Spain, and so it goes on being passed from pillar to post. Has anyone else had this problem when their delay was from a Spanish airport to the UK?

I personally found the AESA extremely helpful and they ruled in my favour, however Jet2 completely ignored this ruling and indeed, any decision they make is not enforceable in the UK Court system so I have to agree with JP

JPears wrote: »

Forget any NEB, it is pointless letter tennis.
Either send NBA, then start legal proceedings or go to NWNFcompany.

111KAB

I have been assisting two separate parties regarding Monarch claims (neither party has commenced court action yet despite my advise!) - following telephone calls over the past couple of days one claimant has been advised by their EU claims team that his claim is unlikely to be looked into until February 2015 and the second claimant has been informed of a March 2015 consideration date.

richardw

111KAB wrote: »

.....one claimant has been advised by their EU claims team that his claim is unlikely to be looked into until February 2015 and the second claimant has been informed of a March 2015 consideration date.

Well done you for helping, but when will this total unreasonableness from Monarch end?

Vauban

richardw wrote: »

Well done you for helping, but when will this total unreasonableness from Monarch end?

I don't mean this to sound harsh, but the airlines are only unreasonable because they are allowed to be so. Not only by the CAA, but by the claimant. If folk are not prepared to take legal action, then expect your claim to be at the bottom of the pile - if you're lucky. Not give the airline the opportunity to mess you about, is my advice. The law is unambiguously on your side in most cases, so use it!

fubar4164

Hi all

Apologies if this has already been addressed....

I am taking Monarch to the small claims court. This was put on hold by Monarch pending Huzar and I have yet to hear anything from Monarch or the court, even though the Huzar decision was over a month ago.

I've seen the other posts that Monarch are asking for more time in general, but I have had no contact at all.

Is there anything I can do to push this along?

Thanks

Vauban

Yes. Contact the Court and ask them to lift the stay. If you dont take action, no one else is likely to.

111KAB

https://www.facebook.com/MonarchComplaints/posts/352931258201597

richardw

I love the comments

"Bill, Bude, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
You greedy people Everyone elses fairs are going to go up Some of this claiming is getting stupid and what is worse it wont be long before an aircraft crashes trying to beat the clock on take off Just watch this space and look out passengers
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sunproperties, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 5 hours ago
Fairs may go up but even one of the other airlines (Jet2) have admitted fares will only rise by 50p per passenger per flight if they meet all their claims and they are as useless as Monarch in respect of 261/2004 - fair play to you though at least you gave an opinion.


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glentoran99

so phoned them this morning just for the craic, they are apparently reviewing flights in order of number of claims per flight, What !!!!!!!! is that? never mind people waiting years

She also waffled that the law had changed, told her nonsense the law has been the same for years