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Centipede100 wrote: »Since this was a flight to the EU on a non EU carrier then no compensation nor incidental expenses can be claimed.
thanks - must remember Switzerland is not in the EU!0 -
moneysuperrubbish wrote: »Has anybody claimed under the following circumstances?
My flight was delayed by 12 hours, and I'm pretty sure I'll be able to argue the airline is at fault, but the flight was a business journey and my company paid the fare.
It seems that your company is not claiming for your loss of time while you were in their employ.
As your company paid for the flight I would guess that they would need to instigate any claim.
If I were in your shoes it would upset my sense of right and wrong to even consider trying to make a claim. I would feel that I was taking unfair advantage of the legislation .0 -
Does anyone have the First Choice address for flight delay compensation?0
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moneysuperrubbish wrote: »Has anybody claimed under the following circumstances?
My flight was delayed by 12 hours, and I'm pretty sure I'll be able to argue the airline is at fault, but the flight was a business journey and my company paid the fare.
It's the passenger that's entitled to compensation, not the person that paid for the ticket, so yes, you would be able to make a claim.
Any compensation you recover will then be a matter between you and your employer.0 -
My family and I were returning from Mumbai to Helsinki to London Heathrow, this was in 2004. The delay was caused by an in coming flight from Helsinki to Mumbai, and we had to wait about 4 - 5 hours, cannot remember exactly, before we could start our journey. Because of this delay, it caused further delays, and I had to pay the pre-booked taxi driver extra to compensate him for his loss of time.
After arriving back in the UK, a few days later, I did write to Finnair to complain, and after a LOT of correspondence, all I was offered was 10 Euros voucher to spend at HELSINKI airport, as IF I was going to use Finnair again. I returned the the voucher, and did make my feelings clear.
Can I still get a compensation for all the hassle? I have only got to know about this compensation claim today.0 -
My family and I were returning from Mumbai to Helsinki to London Heathrow, this was in 2004. The delay was caused by an in coming flight from Helsinki to Mumbai, and we had to wait about 4 - 5 hours, cannot remember exactly, before we could start our journey. Because of this delay, it caused further delays, and I had to pay the pre-booked taxi driver extra to compensate him for his loss of time.
After arriving back in the UK, a few days later, I did write to Finnair to complain, and after a LOT of correspondence, all I was offered was 10 Euros voucher to spend at HELSINKI airport, as IF I was going to use Finnair again. I returned the the voucher, and did make my feelings clear.
Can I still get a compensation for all the hassle? I have only got to know about this compensation claim today.0 -
Thanks to this site, I obtained compensation for my parents, (aged 80 and 81) who were delayed by 7 1/2 hours flying to Tenerife. They were intially offered vouchers, but I persisted and they have a refund of over £600! Many thanks, MoneySavingExpert!0
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Well Done Bette! Lovely to hear such news which gives the rest of us the heart to continue our fight.0
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Why won't easyJet accept a credit card statement as proof that we eat in nice following a 3day delay they will pay for the accommodation after much toing and foing but have offered us £3 each as we can't provide receipts0
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