Flight Delay Compensation, Lufthansa Only

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  • cosyc
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    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 :(
    We flew Lufthansa, should have been 3 flights, first 2 with Lufthansa but due to missed connections turned into 4 flights from uk. 
    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. 

    • 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. 
    EU261: Applies to flights departing from an EU airport, or flights of EU airlines arriving in the EU I’m
  • eskbanker
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    cosyc said:
    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 :(
    We flew Lufthansa, should have been 3 flights, first 2 with Lufthansa but due to missed connections turned into 4 flights from uk. 
    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.
    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
    cosyc Posts: 345 Forumite
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    eskbanker said:
    cosyc said:
    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 :(
    We flew Lufthansa, should have been 3 flights, first 2 with Lufthansa but due to missed connections turned into 4 flights from uk. 
    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.
    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.
    Yes was one ticket booking with one code
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