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If you are cleared for check in and then the airline denies boarding, you have a set of rights and the airline is required to inform you of those rights. [0] T
by carlob 13y ago
If you are cleared for check in and then the airline denies boarding, you have a set of rights and the airline is required to inform you of those rights. [0]
There is very heavy regulation regarding flight, and thankfully so.
Recently my girlfriend was in a similar situation (minus the tweets) with easyjet, and she's currently pursuing compensation through the EU [1].
If anything like this happens to you: know your rights!
[0] http://www.airpassengerrights.eu/en/denied-boarding.html http://www.airpassengerrights.eu/en/denied-boarding.html
[1] http://ec.europa.eu/transport/themes/passengers/air/doc/complain_form/eu_complaint_form_en.pdf http://ec.europa.eu/transport/themes/passengers/air/doc/comp...
- rmc 13y agoAirports within the EU have loads of posters saying this. They are very clear on it.