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This analogy doesn’t resonate with me at all. Based out of the US I’d rather have a misconnection in Europe than in the US (EU261 is amazing). Also I like the c
by nexus7556 3y ago
This analogy doesn’t resonate with me at all. Based out of the US I’d rather have a misconnection in Europe than in the US (EU261 is amazing). Also I like the connection after the long flight as it gives me a chance to shower and freshen up before continuing on to my final destination.
- smcin 3y ago(EU261 = the very powerful compensation laws for delays/cancellations on flights departing from an EU airport)
- nexus7556 3y agoAlso flights arriving into EU if operated by an airline licensed in an EU member state. This was very helpful this winter while Lufthansa’s ground handling was in full meltdown mode. On three separate occasions Lufthansa failed to get my luggage to its final destination on time so I was able to get reimbursed for replacement clothes and toiletries while Lufthansa tracked down my bags. There is no such guaranteed compensation in the US.
- smcin 3y agoSure, but my point was to make sure readers understood 'EU261' is a law, not just one flight. Yes it's much stronger than the USDOT ones.