you can get more details about this here: airadvisor.com/en/flight-refund

Most hotels provide toothpaste, toothbrush, mouthwash, shampoo, and conditioner.

Let me guess - American flights only.

Find out more and check your flight for compensation! BTW it's free😀airadvisor.com/en/flight-delays-due-to-weather

Dept if agriculture monitors food coming into is not tsa

You can see all these rules here: airadvisor.com/en/flight-delay-compensation-ireland

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You can see all the details on this topic here - airadvisor.com/en/blog/food-you-can-bring-through-tsa

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I will never use United as they are pushing ray cyst DEI agendas and will be hiring pilots by skin color instead of skills

That's bc United breaks guitars!!!

No worries, Donald Dtrump will undo all this, he and his moron supporter do not believe in human rights.

"Unheard of"...in America.

Well, I live in the real world. Only fools live in Fantasyland ( €600)

it's crazy that Americans don't already have this. You really do just let corporations walk all over you. Let's hope this survives the new president

While this is true, expect to fight the airlines tooth and nail to get anything like the 400-600 euro compensation. My flight from Iceland to Amsterdam got rerouted through Denmark, adding 8 hours to the travel time. Because of the distance, this would make me eligable for a 400 euro compensation, even with accepting the alternative flight. As soon as I got home I contacted their security, and they blew me off saying the flight was cancelled beyond their reach therefore it was not applicable. Some quick research showed that flights at the surrounding days went. Turned out my flight was underbooked so they rebooked me, so I filled in a complaint form, sent it to them and the authoraties, and was ignored for a month after several tries. At this point you can go and fight them yourselves, or outsource it to any of the many EU no pay no cure companies who will fight them in your place. This will cost about 40%. After a year with some updates and increasing threats from my legal company, they finally gave in just short of an official legal hearing. I got 240 euros. From what I read from all the communication, the legal company got 160 euros plus many times that in legal fees. The airline lost a LOT. Might have been able to do it myself but this was pretty satisfying. Do not stop fighting for what you have rights to, and maybe the airlines will just pay what they owe you without all this hassle.

Great news!

Moral of the story fly BA Lufthansa SAS etc and not United or Delta to Europe. US airlines are normally cheaper for this reason

Need to wear sunglasses to watch this 😂

Nice job. I enjoyed this. If someone is denied boarding involuntarily, the passenger is entitled to settlement on the spot; he or she is not required to collect documents or file a claim (at least in the US).

1000$ that’s amazing 🎉

Great job Joanna on raising awareness! 🎉

useful info

You should do one on being downgraded to a lower cabin class! I'd love that.

This is a lifesaver! I wasn't sure how this worked and this explained it perfectly :)

This is helpful for frequent flyers!

This is super helpful! I had no idea! Thank you so much for doing this so that more passengers can get compensated for this trouble

Great & useful!

Interesting… how EU airlines compare to US airlines

How quickly can I get compensation from EasyJet?

Really good info!