Jet2 claim Stansted to Kos LS1482

mits999

Just wondering if anyone submitted their claim?

Caz3121

probably better to post on the Flight delay board and include the date of the flight - worth checking the flight number/route too as LS1482 is from Kos to Stansted

heatherw_01

Moved over to the flight delay board where you will get more replies.

eskbanker

Looks like Monday night's LS1482 from Kos to Stansted didn't depart until Tuesday night (despite outbound leg being on time), which is probably what OP is referring to - if this is the relevant event, what reason was given for the delay at the time?

As ever, asking a simple open question about whether others have claimed is likely to be masking an actual underlying query about how to claim, or what to include, or whether the airline has responded, or whatever....

mits999

Reason was engine failure 

eskbanker

mits999 said:

Reason was engine failure 

In which case fixed-tariff compensation of £350pp should be payable, as that wouldn't fall within the 'extraordinary circumstances' exemption that allows airlines to reject some claims, but what was your actual question, i.e. if someone had answered 'yes' to 'has anyone claimed?', then what?

Westin

mits999 said:

Reason was engine failure 

Better on the ground than at 35,000ft.

mits999

The compensation table shows above 3500 km is £520pp Kos to Stansted is 3820 km where is the £350pp from? Also would I claim the Stansted parking overstay charge separately? Also what info would I put on the claim details section on the claim form

thank you in advance 

eskbanker

mits999 said:

The compensation table shows above 3500 km is £520pp Kos to Stansted is 3568 km where is the £350pp from?

According to https://www.airmilescalculator.com/distance/kgs-to-stn/, it's substantially less than that and therefore within the middle banding:

The distance between Kos (Kos International Airport) and London (London Stansted Airport) is 1674 miles / 2694 kilometers / 1454 nautical miles.

Where did you source 3568km from?

mits999 said:

Also would I claim the Stansted parking overstay charge separately?

No, that isn't one of the reimbursable costs under the regulations so would need to be covered by that fixed-tariff compensation, unless you can persuade the airline to stump up for it.

mits999 said:

Also what info would I put on the claim details section on the claim form

Did the airline arrange accommodation (including transportation to/from) and meals while awaiting departure?  If not, then you can claim reasonable receipted costs if you're out of pocket.

mits999

Yes they paid for hotel, food and transfers 

Ok thanks