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Flight Delay Compensation, Lufthansa Only
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We flew Lufthansa, should have been 3 flights, first 2 with Lufthansa but due to missed connections turned into 4 flights from uk.Emily_Joy said:@cosyc in my experience ADR is very easy to deal with if you go via Resolver, which is free.Apologies for bringing an unrelated topic, but I wonder which airlines you were flying with? I was looking for an EU261/UK261 covered flight to Australia but couldn't find anything
I’m as far as I can see if you depart from uk from a uk or eu airline to a third country you are covered under uk261. If you depart from Eu then it’s Eu261.EU261: Applies to flights departing from an EU airport, or flights of EU airlines arriving in the EU I’m- UK261: Applies to flights departing from a UK airport, or to flights on UK and EU carriers arriving in the UK, and flights on UK carriers arriving in the EU, where the passenger has not claimed under a similar regime elsewhere.
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If flying multiple legs then the regulations only apply to each one if they're collectively booked on a single ticket reference, i.e. a properly joined-up reservation rather than the lashed-up DIY equivalent.cosyc said:
We flew Lufthansa, should have been 3 flights, first 2 with Lufthansa but due to missed connections turned into 4 flights from uk.Emily_Joy said:@cosyc in my experience ADR is very easy to deal with if you go via Resolver, which is free.Apologies for bringing an unrelated topic, but I wonder which airlines you were flying with? I was looking for an EU261/UK261 covered flight to Australia but couldn't find anything
I’m as far as I can see if you depart from uk from a uk or eu airline to a third country you are covered under uk261. If you depart from Eu then it’s Eu261.1 -
Yes was one ticket booking with one codeeskbanker said:
If flying multiple legs then the regulations only apply to each one if they're collectively booked on a single ticket reference, i.e. a properly joined-up reservation rather than the lashed-up DIY equivalent.cosyc said:
We flew Lufthansa, should have been 3 flights, first 2 with Lufthansa but due to missed connections turned into 4 flights from uk.Emily_Joy said:@cosyc in my experience ADR is very easy to deal with if you go via Resolver, which is free.Apologies for bringing an unrelated topic, but I wonder which airlines you were flying with? I was looking for an EU261/UK261 covered flight to Australia but couldn't find anything
I’m as far as I can see if you depart from uk from a uk or eu airline to a third country you are covered under uk261. If you depart from Eu then it’s Eu261.0
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