MSE News: Ryanair faces legal action for wrongly rejecting flight delay claims 18 September 2015 at 9:19AM in Flight delay compensation 6 replies 1.3K views

Former_MSE_Helen

The CAA says Ryanair has been wrongly rejecting flight delay and cancellation compensation claims...

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Ryanair faces legal action for wrongly rejecting flight delay claims




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MoneySavingNovice

The CAA will now consult with the budget airline and could ask it to sign a legally binding document agreeing to comply with the law.

This is the bit I don't understand. Why would the CAA need an agreement [FONT=&quot][/FONT] that Ryainair needs to comply with the law? The law is already legally binding what would a further agreement give them?

NoviceAngel

Totally irrelevant, issue the NBA then commence Court proceedings, all the regulars have very strong views on how thoroughly unhelpful the CAA have been, too little and far too late to be the passengers friend I'm afraid.

NoviceAngel

Vauban

I feel a bit sorry for Ryanair (only a bit): it's hardly like we're unique in the industry in failing to apply the regulation properly. What about the others, peddling the hidden manufacturing defect nonsense? Don't they get censured too?

JPears

Vauban wrote: »

I feel a bit sorry for Ryanair (only a bit): it's hardly like we're unique in the industry in failing to apply the regulation properly. What about the others, peddling the hidden manufacturing defect nonsense? Don't they get censured too?

Softy....:cool:

Justice13075

Now we have the ECJ ruling is there anywhere for the airlines to go. I know Ryanair are seeking leave to appeal the judgment regarding the 2 year rule. But are there anymore stayed cases or is this it?

Dr_Watson

JPears wrote: »

Softy....:cool:

Agreed JP, or to us here up North shouldn't that be 'Southern Softy'
:rotfl:;)