Delay or Cancellation?
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jskn
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Hi,
I was recently flying on an easyJet flight that was meant to depart on Sunday at 9pm.
The flight was re-scheduled to the next day at 1pm (but we actually set off at 3.30pm).
The new flight was issued a new flight number etc.
easyJet are saying the flight was delayed until the next day. However, I would suggest it was cancelled, and a new flight chartered.
Is there clarification on when a flight is either severely delayed or cancelled and the passenger is then re-booked onto a new flight? Just want clarity before I submit my claim via Resolver!
Thanks
I was recently flying on an easyJet flight that was meant to depart on Sunday at 9pm.
The flight was re-scheduled to the next day at 1pm (but we actually set off at 3.30pm).
The new flight was issued a new flight number etc.
easyJet are saying the flight was delayed until the next day. However, I would suggest it was cancelled, and a new flight chartered.
Is there clarification on when a flight is either severely delayed or cancelled and the passenger is then re-booked onto a new flight? Just want clarity before I submit my claim via Resolver!
Thanks
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There is an Easyjet thread that you can post on
Also worth looking for "Vauban's Guide" and decide whether it makes any difference whether it is called a delay or a cancellation - should make no difference to compensation...it will still be based on the reason for the delay/cancellation0
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