Flight delay and cancellation compensation, Tui/Thomson ONLY

smartly

It's too big to cut and paste

cherabelle

Ah ok, I shall try it on the ipad later and email it in..

Thanks Anyway.

NoviceAngel

smartly wrote: »

It's too big to cut and paste

The NBA will copy:-

Vaubans_Guide wrote:

Dear Sir or Madam, Re: Compensation claim for delayed flight - Notice Before Action Booking reference: xxxxx
Passengers: xxx
xxx
xxx
Further to my letter of xxxx, I have not received a satisfactory response to my compensation claim for flight XXX on xx/xx/xxxx.
The judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Tui & others v CAA confirmed the applicability of compensation for delay as set out in the Sturgeon case. This has been subsequently acknowledged by UK courts, including the Supreme Court recently. As such, I am seeking compensation under EC Regulation 261/2004 for this delayed flight. As we were delayed by approximately x hours, therefore I am claiming €xxx per delayed passenger in my party. The total is €xxx for all passengers, plus interest @8% p.a. Should you neither settle my claim in full nor provide a full and satisfactory defence to my claim within 14 days of the date of this letter, I reserve the right to issue legal proceedings without giving you further notice in writing.
Yours faithfully,
xxx xxx

cherabelle

Thank you very much. That's the bit I needed. :-)

merry_miller

Thomson have come back & said that without boarding pass & my original booking confirmation showing flight details they can't pursue the claim any further. (I've sent through an email from Thomas Cook with my booking reference numbers on - though not the original confirmation & also a copy of my passport page where it was stamped in Los Angeles on the way in & in Barbados on the way home when I originally filled their claim form in.)

Is it worth getting involved in any more correspondence with them or is it a case of just sending the NBA posted above, or are they being genuine with me ?(Though I've got an inkling they are talking rubbish.)

NoviceAngel

merry_miller wrote: »

Is it worth getting involved in any more correspondence with them or is it a case of just sending the NBA posted above, or are they being genuine with me ?(Though I've got an inkling they are talking rubbish.)

You need to follow Vaubans guide, it's all in there!

legal_magpie

merry_miller wrote: »

Thomson have come back & said that without boarding pass & my original booking confirmation showing flight details they can't pursue the claim any further.

For "can't" read "won't". Of course they can. They are being totally obstructive. All you have to do is to prove to the Judge on the day that you were on the flight. You could send them a subject access request but i wouldn't bother. Send the NBA and if you still get nowhere sue them.
JJ

tulsidas

Hi,
MCOL issued to thomson on 7/4/15. Thomson have not replied . Should i now ask for a judgement or is there something else i should do?
Would be grateful for advice.
Thanks

NoviceAngel

tulsidas wrote: »

Hi,
MCOL issued to thomson on 7/4/15. Thomson have not replied . Should i now ask for a judgement or is there something else i should do?
Would be grateful for advice.
Thanks

Simply log on to MCOL and request judgment by default.

smartly

MCOL issued to thomson on 7/4/15. Thomson have not replied .

Log onto MCOL, see if they have issued an acknowledgement. If so you have to wait longer another two weeks to see if they issue a defence. If nothing then as NoviceAngel suggests request judgment by default.