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NEWS
LINKS + JUDGEMENTS FROM EUROPEAN COURT
OF JUSTICE (ECJ)
2010.05.06 ECJ RULED:
the term ‘damage’, which
underpins Article 22(2) of the Convention for the
Unification of Certain Rules for International Carriage
by Air, concluded in Montreal on 28 May 1999, that sets
the limit of an air carrier’s liability for the damage
resulting, inter alia, from the loss of baggage, must be
interpreted as including both material and non-material
damage.
2009.11.19
ECJ RULED :
FLIGHTS DELAYED MORE
THAN 3 HOURS TO BE COMPENSATED ON EQUAL TERMS AS FOR A
CANCELLATION.
2009.07.09
ECJ RULED : PASSENGER CLAIMS MAY BE ISSUED TO THE
REGIONAL COURT AT THE AIRPORT OF DEPARTURE OR ARRIVAL.
2008.12.22
ECJ RULED :
AN AIR CARRIER MAY
NOT AS A GENERAL RULE REFUSE TO PAY COMPENSATION TO PASSENGERS
FOLLOWING THE CANCELLATION OF A FLIGHT ON ACCOUNT OF TECHNICAL
PROBLEMS IN THE AIRCRAFT .
2008.07.10 ECJ RULED : A JOURNEY OUT AND BACK CAN NOT BE REGARDED AS A SINGLE FLIGHT.
31. august 2009
Finnair to compensate for inconvenience due to strike.
Finnair lost in a case of a delay in connection with
a prior strike.
Helsinki High Court compensated the claimant with the
400 Euro claim in relation to a Barcelona - Helsinki
flight.
The claimant was denied boarding due to Air Finlands
preference to first offer transport to passengers
delayed from a previous planned flight due to a strike.
The Court judged Finnair had denied boarding for the passenger against his will and must therefore award the
claimant as per the EC Regulation 261/2004.
The claimant had earlier been denied the compensation claim by a Local Court.
2005.02.15
implementation of EC Regulation No 261/2004 – Common
rules on compensation and assistance to passengers in the event
of denied boarding and of cancellation or long delay of flights
IN 2012 EC REGULATIONS
FOR INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT BY TRAIN -BUS-SHIP EXPECTED TO BE
IMPLEMENTED BASED UPON THE AIR PASSENGER RIGHTS EC 261/2004
Disclaimer : Information on this
page is not legaly binding and does not present the complete
text of the EC regulation no. 261/2004. It is only intended as
an aid for claiming compensation from the operating air
carrier. .
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