Originally Posted by
atflyer
Thanks for a quick response. BA was full that day too - it was June when everything in Europe was a mess. Will go for the compensation of costs then. On my other question - the OSL-AMS cancelled one, is it delay compensation EU261 PLUS compensation of additional costs or only one of these? Tnx!
What was the reason for the cancellation? If it was airline's fault then both.
Originally Posted by
747jetter
Mate I read the article again and the UA flight left EU (BRU) so there definitely is right claim for 600€. The poster was asking about an itinerary that started in the US (JFK) so there is no claim as there is not in my case which was rightfully denied by UA.
I would say it is still fine to write in about the experience. I got 200 USD voucher from UA (mechanical fault on their AC) and Delta replied me today for weather caused delay with 150 USD voucher (arrival later than 10 hours after scheduled) but this is the situation where the status with alliance / joint venture partner helped.
Yes I think its a grey area. The specific case for that ECJ case was a flight from EU to outside EU, however I think the overall ruling is that non EU carriers flying into or out of the EU on behalf of an EU carrier come under the same scope as if the EU carrier operated the flight itself.