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Still Waiting on Your EU261 Claim?

Here’s what really happens when airlines delay, and what you can do if your claim sits unanswered for weeks or months.

Your Guide to EU261 Compensation for Missed Connections

Missed a connecting flight due to a delay? Find out when EU261 compensation applies, how much you can claim, and what rules affect your rights.

Passenger Rights Are Being Rewritten. The Airlines Couldn’t Be Happier.

The EU wants to “clarify” air passenger rights. In reality, their proposal cuts protections and helps airlines avoid paying compensation.

Can You Claim Compensation for Train, Bus, or Ferry Delays in the EU?

Wondering if you can claim compensation for delayed trains, buses, or ferries in the EU? Discover your passenger rights beyond flights under EU regulations.

Hidden Gems in Airports Around the World

From rooftop pools to indoor forests and art galleries, airports are stepping up their game. Explore some of the most surprising and luxurious airport amenities around the world that make layovers worth it.

The Strangest Airline Lawsuits Ever Filed

Some airline lawsuits are serious, others are just plain absurd. From suing over peanuts to fighting over reclining seats, here are some of the strangest legal battles ever fought in aviation.

Big Dreams, Bigger Failures: Airlines That No Longer Exist

Some airlines had big dreams but crashed before they could take off. From flying sports bars to ultra-cheap disasters, here’s a look at the most spectacular airline failures and the wild reasons they went under.

Why Do Airlines Set a 23 kg Baggage Limit?

Most airlines have a 23 kg baggage limit, but why this specific number? The answer lies in safety regulations, efficiency, and airline policies. Some carriers allow more, and here’s why.

The Man Who Lived in an Airport for 18 Years

For 18 years, Mehran Karimi Nasseri lived in Terminal 1 of Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, caught in a bureaucratic limbo. This is the true story behind one of aviation history’s strangest cases.

EU261 Compensation: Why the Amount Hasn't Changed in 20 Years

EU261 flight compensation has stayed the same for 20 years. Here's why the €600 cap hasn’t increased and what it means for your passenger rights.

The Landmark Cases That Shaped EU261: Part 2

Key court rulings continue to shape EU261, clarifying passenger rights in cases of technical issues, strikes, and extraordinary events. Learn how these decisions impact your compensation.

The Landmark Cases That Shaped EU261: Part 1

Discover the landmark court cases that shaped EU261 and strengthened passenger rights, from technical issue rulings to the three-hour delay rule.