European regulations state that airlines owe compensation for significant flight delays, particularly when the airline cannot demonstrate extraordinary circumstances. The claim is straightforward if your flight is delayed for three hours or more.
It’s important to document every step of your interactions with the airline, including delays, communications, and expenses incurred. This information is crucial when filing a claim.
When dealing with Ryanair, persistence is key. If automated responses are inadequate, escalate your case through social media or consumer protection agencies to receive the response you deserve.
Airlines are legally obligated to compensate passengers for delays that extend beyond three hours unless they can prove ‘extraordinary circumstances’ that justifies such delays. Understanding these laws can empower you in your claim.
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