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Old Jul 11, 2018, 2:06 pm
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Originally Posted by Agland
How did they make up for the lost flight? Did they rebook you?
There is no indication in J S's post that there was a "lost flight"; there is only a point-to-point flight that was 4 hours delayed. [I also do not believe that Norwegian offers any "beyond" flights to customers arriving in the US from Europe. The only "partner" airline that Norwegian currently sells flights with, is Easyjet]

Any airline that has issued a connecting ticket is required to get you to your final destination, so there is no question in that scenario that DY would rebook you on another, later flight to get you to your final destination.
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Old Jul 12, 2018, 7:26 pm
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Originally Posted by 123Go
The airline performed as poorly one could...The flight had been cancelled the evening before I was scheduled to fly. I arrived at the airport with carry-on only bags, received a boarding pass from the kiosk (there is no OLCI for this route although there is for other DY routes), I proceeded through security and was stopped at passport control by an agent who told me to wait. She then informed the flight was cancelled and I was escorted out of passport control back to the main terminal with about 7 other people who were in line behind me. By this point there was a long queue waiting for bag check and I was told to wait in that line to rebooked. After about an hour or so we were all told to come up to the counter. Some people were varying degrees of pissed off (they had been on the previous evenings flight and the same mess had happened). They were shuttled to a hotel near CDG (which on the North side of Paris, ORY is on the South). The police were eventually called to keep the peace. The DY agents were actually leased from a staffing company and didnt seem to have a clue what was going on (a few of the girls were even laughing which served to escalate the situation). They eventually asked for peoples passport numbers and made a list of them for hotel bookings. We were told there were 3 different hotels. We were also told that we would receive an email with new flight information. That was the last TATL flight from ORY on the day. The email never came just a text message about a hotline which had been opened to call. I never was able to get through on the phone. You were able however to rebook using your confirm online however the following days flights were sold out and the first available was Tuesday. I was pretty calm during the whole situation as I felt as if I deserved this for flying DY at such a cheap price. I had purchase the ticket using my Chase Sapphire Reserve which allows $500 in food plus hotels for flight delays over 6 hours. I ended up booking my own hotel in Paris after 3 hours of waiting and made way there on my own (As of know they have not yet refunded the $500.) I also rebooked my own flight on AA. As of now 6/27 DY has yet to refund the fare for the flight not flown nor provide compensation of any kind. I filed for EU 261 plus expenses. DY is also impossible to get on the phone...best bet is the online live chat. We shall see if the compensation comes...Will update.
Update DY has issued a refund one month after the flight was cancelled. Still awaiting compensation...
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Old Jul 21, 2018, 6:56 am
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All: just a data point for anyone who may stumble on this - the euroatlantic premium product is a pretty solid upgrade from the Norwegian reclining Dreamliner premium seat. It lays flat enough, is comfortable enough, food is mediocre but is 'good enough'. For an overnight flight I couldn't be happier. I arrived more rested than I do on the normal Norwegian EWR - Europe overnight setup.

Only advice I have is bring your own IFE - they don't do anything so make sure your iPad or whatever is loaded up. Other specific point I will make, again in the interest of helping someone in the future: in premium cabin, first row, facing the cockpit from the rear of the plane, the seat is broken and won't recline. It's either 1H or 1K, I can't remember. Me and my fiancee were in that seat and they had to move us, which wasn't an issue at all. If you have a flight coming up and you're scheduled in those seats it's worth calling to check on if the seat has been fixed and possibly move. Worst case scenario they would have had to split me and my fiancee up when we wanted to sleep, but if it were a full cabin I could see it being a major issue.

All in all not a bad setup at all. I felt like I got way more bang for my buck than the normal Norwegian product provides... usually I feel like their premium product is priced fairly. in this instance I got lay flat, 'good enough' service for under 600$ OW.
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Old Jul 23, 2018, 10:50 am
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Originally Posted by irishguy28
There is no indication in J S's post that there was a "lost flight"; there is only a point-to-point flight that was 4 hours delayed.
I believe that the poster may have been referring to the post before mine. (You are correct that I did not have a "lost flight.")
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Old Jul 28, 2018, 7:42 am
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Response (28/07/2018 10.00 AM)
Thank you for contacting us with your claim. We regret the time it’s taken to respond to you and we thank you for your patience.

Unfortunately, Norwegian flight DY7191 (ORY-EWR) 17.06.2018 was cancelled. Despite our best efforts, we were unable to avoid the disruption to this flight.

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Flight Disruption Information

Norwegian flight: DY7191 (ORY-EWR) 17.06.2018
Disruption type: Cancelled
Reason for disruption: This cancellation was caused by an earlier disruption within our network that had a direct effect on this flight. The original flight was disrupted due to technical difficulties.

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Based on the nature of this disruption you're entitled to standard EU compensation: 600 EUR pp. (600 EUR).

On this occasion, we'd be happy to reimburse the following costs:

- food: 59.9 EUR,
- hotel: 180 USD,
- transfers: 34.5 EUR,


Unfortunately, we're unable to cover the other expenses claimed as we're not liable for such costs. For information regarding the legal basis for the reimbursement of financial losses in the event of a flight disruption, please see below*.

We thank you for providing us with your bank account details and we assure you that the approved amount above will be transferred to your nominated account within reasonable time.

We apologise for the inconvenience caused on this occasion and hope to have the opportunity to welcome you on board a Norwegian flight when you next choose to travel.

Kind regards,

The Customer Relations Team
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Old Jul 28, 2018, 9:00 am
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What other compensation did you claim? If I’m correct they gave you $600 + hotel + food and still flew you out the next day right? Not a bad setup.
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Old Jul 29, 2018, 7:00 pm
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Originally Posted by Agland
What other compensation did you claim? If I’m correct they gave you $600 + hotel + food and still flew you out the next day right? Not a bad setup.
I was told the next flight they would be able to get me on was two days later. Even getting to talk to customer service was difficult being overseas and long hold times. The ORY-EWR would eventually get cancelled the following day (Monday) as well. I purchased a new ticket on American and flew Monday morning
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Old Jul 29, 2018, 7:19 pm
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yikes, sorry to hear it. safe travels
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Old Aug 20, 2018, 1:15 pm
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@ J S
May I ask what address you used to sue them in small claims court?
I posted my experience in the "Norwegian Air - A Cautionary Tale" (3-day delay so far!) and while I hope that I will eventually get to Paris and back as well as get properly and promptly compensated under Regulation 261/2004 I would like to make the best of my idling time by getting ready to proceed with such lawsuit should I reach a point where I feel it is warranted.
Thanks.
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