I was delayed on Ryanair flight from Tenerife to Birmingham on 4th Jan which was delayed by 3 hours 20 minutes due to a technical fault. We were unloaded and loaded onto another Ryanair plane, which by the way had no refreshments on board whatsoever. Ryanair says that these are exceptional circumstances and therefore unable to claim compensation. Where do I go from here? any advice?
Read two posts above yours, all explained step by step.
Hi there. Can someone advise me please. I have just had e-mail cancelling flights to paris in july. Route has been cancelled. Can't find alternative with Ryanair from Scotland. My holiday dates are set so can't be changed. I have also booked and paid large deposit for apartment. Can I claim compensation? Taking my neice and feel I can't let her down but cost is beginning to mount. Will get flight refund but unsure about apartment deposit. Very disappointed. thanks in advance.
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Hi there. Can someone advise me please. I have just had e-mail cancelling flights to paris in july. Route has been cancelled. Can't find alternative with Ryanair from Scotland. My holiday dates are set so can't be changed. I have also booked and paid large deposit for apartment. Can I claim compensation? Taking my neice and feel I can't let her down but cost is beginning to mount. Will get flight refund but unsure about apartment deposit. Very disappointed. thanks in advance.
Deldee: you should NOT ask for a refund but ask to be rerouted, which the Regulation permits. No compensation though as the change is made more than a fortnight out.
Deldee: you should NOT ask for a refund but ask to be rerouted, which the Regulation permits. No compensation though as the change is made more than a fortnight out.
I have e-mailed asking what re-route they can give but I've looked on site and no flight from Scotland to paris. but will wait their response. Can get an easyjet flight but more than £100 more. thanks again.
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I am filling Form A (taking RA to court) do I need to cite any cases and relate to relevant laws in the additional statement bit?
thanks
Obviously refer to the regulation itself (261/2004) and give the reason for starting your claim, eg delayed over three hours, on flight xxx on date xxx, then say the regulation states compensation is payable unless an EC is proven by RA. State that (I presume) they have given you no reason for your delay. Include any correspondence you have had with them and a copy of your LBA/NBA. This shows that you have made attempts to resolve the matter with RA.
Leave any relevant case law until RA file their answer/response. Once they do this we'll rip it to shreds with your skeleton argument.
Ps.
Well done for keeping on the specific RA thread....a breath of fresh air!
Successfully sued Ryanair in 2013/14...and have been 'helping' litigants since then.
Current known score:- Dr Watson 35 - 0 Ryanair / Ince and Co
Go to post 622 on the Ryanair thread to read how to sue them safely.
Ryanair's appeal in my EU small claim case has been rejected :j - thank you to everyone for your advice and assistance along the way.
One final question - can anyone advise how I go about getting Ryanair to pay up? The court has supplied me with the ruling and 'form D' - is there a special procedure I must follow because it's an EU small claim?
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Read two posts above yours, all explained step by step.
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Deldee: you should NOT ask for a refund but ask to be rerouted, which the Regulation permits. No compensation though as the change is made more than a fortnight out.
I have e-mailed asking what re-route they can give but I've looked on site and no flight from Scotland to paris. but will wait their response. Can get an easyjet flight but more than £100 more. thanks again.
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Roadkill Rebel #63 Dec - w/r 0.69, Jan- w/r £9.89
£365 in 365 days - #41
£2 savers 2014 #86 £50 so far
I am filling Form A (taking RA to court) do I need to cite any cases and relate to relevant laws in the additional statement bit?
thanks
Obviously refer to the regulation itself (261/2004) and give the reason for starting your claim, eg delayed over three hours, on flight xxx on date xxx, then say the regulation states compensation is payable unless an EC is proven by RA. State that (I presume) they have given you no reason for your delay. Include any correspondence you have had with them and a copy of your LBA/NBA. This shows that you have made attempts to resolve the matter with RA.
Leave any relevant case law until RA file their answer/response. Once they do this we'll rip it to shreds with your skeleton argument.
Ps.
Well done for keeping on the specific RA thread....a breath of fresh air!
Current known score:-
Dr Watson 35 - 0 Ryanair / Ince and Co
Go to post 622 on the Ryanair thread to read how to sue them safely.
Ryanair
P.O. 11451,
Swords,
Co. Dublin,
Ireland
Thanks
Yes. Their customer service address.
Current known score:-
Dr Watson 35 - 0 Ryanair / Ince and Co
Go to post 622 on the Ryanair thread to read how to sue them safely.
One final question - can anyone advise how I go about getting Ryanair to pay up? The court has supplied me with the ruling and 'form D' - is there a special procedure I must follow because it's an EU small claim?