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A new Which? survey has revealed that one in seven people who have been on holiday in the past two years have encountered a problem – equivalent to around 6.2 million people in the UK.

Nigerian prince Michael Abiona was amazed recently after finding over 400,000 emails in his personal inbox.  The 43-year-old Lagos Royal said he was inundated with what looked like “Ryanair customer complaint emails. I can’t find anything as my whole inbox is jammed with emails complaining out about Ryanair.”

Landmark aviation case sets a 6 year time limit for claims
Passengers on a possible 60,000 delayed flights between 2009 – 2011 entitled to compensation
EUclaim, UK’s no 1 for passenger rights , sees sharp rise in compensation claims

Here at EUclaim we couldn’t quite believe this story, but, it’s all true! 

“Technical defects are not considered an extraordinary circumstance”

EU air passenger rights legislation currently excludes Gibraltar as the country does not fall within Europe within the scope of Regulation (EC) No 261/2004.  However, an amendment to recent proposals for a new regulation by UK MEP’s has resulted in the deletion of the Gibraltar exclusion clause.

Some passengers were told they might not be allowed to fly after drinking

Passengers of flight EI0576 were shocked when the Captain announced a further delay in the flight between Dublin and Alicante due to a fuel bill problem and started offering their personal credit cards to get them on their way again.

Many people use their mobiles to internet these days. It’s getting more and more important to have a website that is compatible on different devices like smartphones and tablets. Therefore, we are working on a new mobile version of our website.

We have received a positive verdict in a court case against British Airways from the Dutch ‘Noord Holland’ Court.