Flight Compensation

Air passengers whose flights have been cancelled or severely delayed are permitted to demand compensation, as outlined in the European Union’s air passenger rights regulation, “in the national currency of their place of residence,” the European Court of Justice ruled.

LUXEMBOURG CITY — Air passengers whose flights have been canceled or severely delayed are permitted to demand compensation, as outlined in the European Union’s air passenger rights regulation, “in the national currency of their place of residence,” the European Court of Justice ruled.

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