EU Approves Changes to Flight Delay Compensation Amid Controversy
TL;DR
EU transport ministers approved new rules allowing airlines to charge for cabin baggage and introduced measures to improve passenger compensation and assistance during delays, despite opposition from some countries and consumer groups who argue it reduces passenger rights.
- EU countries green light charges for cabin baggage despite Spanish and German resistance Euronews
- EU agrees to increase flight delay times before passengers get compensation The Guardian
- Spain, Germany overruled as compensation for flight delays gutted Euractiv
- EU agrees to increase flight delay times before compensation kicks in Financial Times
- Europe Air Travel Lifeline Faces Turbulence, Here is Inside the Controversial EC261 Reforms That May Shake Up Passenger Protections Travel And Tour World
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