Europa reducirá el derecho del viajero a la compensación
📍 Airlines are set to save about €2 billion annually. The EU is processing the repeal of a regulation, in place since 2005, that compensates passengers for flight delays over three hours. Poland, currently presiding over the EU, suggests compensations should start after five hours, and up to twelve hours for long-haul flights. Last year, 2% of flights in Europe qualified for compensation under the current rule, with consumer associations warning that the proposed changes could strip 85% of currently eligible passengers of their right to compensation.
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