The Parliament also approved reform and transparency in compensation for passengers whose flights were significantly delayed or canceled and the obligation to seat children next to their parents
The low-cost giant claims that the new regulations will require airlines to offer higher prices that include additional hand luggage, even though it says most passengers prefer to fly at a basic, cheaper fare
After 13 years of negotiations, the EU has reached a landmark deal to strengthen passenger rights, simplify compensation claims, and improve protections
In light of the jet fuel crisis, the French Minister of Transport announced that the government is promoting regulatory relief and financial support for airlines facing operational and economic challenges ahead of the summer season, while protecting passenger rights
In time for another round of Easter travel: TAROM outlines why baggage can be delayed or lost, what passengers should do, and how compensation is handled under international rules
Travel is unpredictable right now, but your preparation shouldn't be: Learn what airlines must provide, how travel insurance can protect you, and what your rights are worldwide. Highlights: How does EU261 apply to flights in conflict zones? Also: What are your options for refunds and rerouting
On Wednesday, the European Parliament made it crystal clear: passengers' rights must be protected at all costs. Lawmakers, who voted 632 to 15, decided against proposed amendments meant to water down current protections. "We are determined to improve rather than dilute air passenger rights"
The end of hidden fees and baggage chaos: In a groundbreaking move, the European Parliament has approved free carry-ons, family protections, automatic compensation, and travel agency transparency. The legislation will face the final vote in July before revolutionizing the skies
Enhanced Rights and Accountability in European Aviation
