Originally Posted by
Heathrow Harry
BigFrank - I was quoting the BBC - they also have this on their website
EU flight delay rights
- If your flight departed from within the European Union or was with a European airline, you might have rights under EU law to claim if the delay or cancellation was within the airline's control.
- Short-haul flights: 250 euros for delays of more than three hours
- Medium-haul flights: 400 euros for delays of more than three hours
- Long-haul flights: 300 euros for delays of between three and four hours; and 600 euros for delays of more than four hours
- If your flight's delayed for two or more hours the airline must offer food and drink, access to phone calls and emails, and accommodation if you're delayed overnight - including transfers between the airport and the hotel.
Today's "Times" reckons it will be a £ 150 million bill
You have indeed
now listed the correct compensation levels. So long as "EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES" do not pertain.
As for believing either Auntie or the Dirty Digger.......