air passenger rights
Coverage of air passenger rights in the Nexus archive.
- European Parliament celebrates air passenger rights win
The European Parliament, through MEPs, has secured a victory in maintaining air passenger rights, particularly compensation rights, despite opposition from European capitals and airline lobbyists. This decision is seen as a win for passengers against powerful industry and governmental pressures.
- VOLTAGE: MEPs dogged fight protects summer flyers
MEPs' efforts to protect summer flyers are highlighted, focusing on air passenger rights. The article also mentions Bonn talks and solar security as additional topics.
- EU negotiators reach compromise on air passenger rights
EU negotiators reached a compromise on air passenger rights, retaining the three-hour delay threshold for compensation and introducing new obligations for airlines to provide compensation claim links. The final deal awaits approval by the conciliation committee by June 15.
- Negotiations on air passenger rights hit turbulence: EU Parliament takes on airlines
Negotiators from the European Parliament and EU member states are working to update air passenger rights regulations, which have remained unchanged since 2004. The focus is on addressing modern challenges in air travel, particularly stronger protections for passengers facing delays and cancellations.