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Most (some?) airlines will just suck up the cost though in those extrodinary circumstances (bad weather for example), as a general policy to keep their customer
by iMerNibor 9y ago
Most (some?) airlines will just suck up the cost though in those extrodinary circumstances (bad weather for example), as a general policy to keep their customers sane.
Not sure if they'll give you direct compensation, but most will pay for food/drink, some place to stay overnight if need be and rebook your flight for free too if it's cancelled outright.
- dx034 9y agoWhat airlines do you fly with? Comp for hotel and food is paid but the EU comp is really hard to get. There's a reason that so many services specialise on getting that money for passengers for a fee. It's not just Ryanair and Easyjet making it hard to claim. Haven't heard of a single case where reasons as that one led to a payout.
- easytiger 9y ago> Most (some?) airlines will just suck up the cost though in those extrodinary circumstances (bad weather for example), as a general policy to keep their customers sane not even remotely true