Flight delay and cancellation compensation, Easyjet ONLY
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Can anyone offer advice please?
I was on EasyJet flight EZY1806 from Keflavik to Manchester on Monday 26 Feb, which was delayed for 4.5 hours.
On the morning of the flight I received an email advising the flight was being operated by EasyJet Europe Airlines rather than EasyJet (uk?)
When we arrived the flight boards showed delays of 2 hours, although all other EasyJet flights were operating as normal. Neither the weather in KEF or MAN was bad.
On checking the EasyJet tracker they stated the delay as being due to congestion. Then later stated that bad weather was “expected”.
When we finally departed the crew told us several times that the flight was delayed du to adverse weather, then told us the pilot had come in on his day off and the crew were working into ‘contingency’ hours.
I’m wondering if they actually didn’t have crew available as the planned flight was changed to EasyJet Europe? I’m unsure whether to try claiming for compensation as I feel like they’ll just cite adverse weather, which they seemed to be pushing on the plane.
I took screenshots of the departure screens and the EasyJet tracker for evidence.
Any advice is appreciated & apologies for the long post xI am Doll Parts
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Sounds like operational reasons to me. I'd carry on with your claim0
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Hello,
Hope that you can help. Bristol airports flights were cancelled on the 22/12 and that day fall into the category of "exceptional circumstances".
My flight was on the 23/12 but was cancelled just a few hours before departure. We then had to book another flight online very quickly with easyjet. Easyjet denied us compensation because they said it fall under the exceptional circumstances.
The 23/12 ran as normal only a few flights were cancelled. I’ve emailed Bristol airport to confirm if the 23/12 fall into the same category but I haven’t received a response.
What shall I do next?
Wait for Bristol airport’s answer to be able to make a complain with the CAA ensuring that I won’t have to pay £25 if it doesn’t go through or get back to easyjet?
I haven’t ask easyjet any refund or put any other claims such as car hire as we landed in Paris instead of Lyon.
Thanks for your help.0 -
Hi
I was going to fly to Bristol last weekend from Edinburgh and of course my flight to Bristol was cancelled and I am able to get the flight re-routed or refunded.
The problem that I have is that the flight home was not cancelled can I get that flight refunded too? I have tried to contact EasyJet though their Facebook page but have not had response.Treat everyday as your last one on earth! and one day you will be right.0 -
Was it on the same booking? If so, yes.0
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Can anyone help me?
Hello,
Hope that you can help. Bristol airports flights were cancelled on the 22/12 and that day fall into the category of "exceptional circumstances".
My flight was on the 23/12 but was cancelled just a few hours before departure. We then had to book another flight online very quickly with easyjet. Easyjet denied us compensation because they said it fall under the exceptional circumstances.
The 23/12 ran as normal only a few flights were cancelled. I’ve emailed Bristol airport to confirm if the 23/12 fall into the same category but I haven’t received a response.
What shall I do next?
Wait for Bristol airport’s answer to be able to make a complain with the CAA ensuring that I won’t have to pay £25 if it doesn’t go through or get back to easyjet?
I haven’t ask easyjet any refund or put any other claims such as car hire as we landed in Paris instead of Lyon.
Thanks for your help.0 -
You don't give much detail so it's difficult to be precise but many Easyjet and Ryanair flights were operating normally on 23rd.
Looks like a possible operational or tec decision.
Put your flight details into a couple of online flight delay calculators to see what they think.
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I was with 6 friends, all booked separately, when our flight was cancelled on Sunday because of snow. We were re-booked on another route and told to keep receipts for all expenses. Among other things I paid for a taxi to get 5 of us from Gatwick to Bristol (where we'd originally flown from). On the form it says if you add other names to the claim form they then can't claim anything for themselves. But if I just claim the taxi in my name it says taxi for 5 people on the receipt. Any advice welcome thanks - tried to call Easyjet but they're inundated.0
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Well I would send all your friends a copy of the receipt and claim 1/5 of the journey each , I trust you shared the costs. If you yourself paid for the taxi for your group then claim the entire costs and explain in a covering letter, that you are claiming the taxi fare on behalf of your friends as you paid for it.
Tell us a bit more about the reason for the delay, it sounds as though it was on the return part of your flight, if so, was the dealy caused by a knock on weather delay from the previous outward flight ? You might be due compensation as well as duty of care under EC261/2004.
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