Swedish Consumer Agency opens investigation in SAS post-strike
Nov 2, 22, 12:06 am
#91
Join Date: Mar 2007
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Originally Posted by CPH-Flyer
Define many.... She was head of state of 32 at the point of coronation, and 15 when she passed away. Looking at the average head of state, I would say that is quite a lot.
Nov 2, 22, 12:22 am
#92
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Originally Posted by BadgerBoi
so, 15 out of 56. I guess I define that as not many.
Nov 7, 22, 1:36 am
#94
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Originally Posted by jerry_greece
Data point: My request for compensation under EU261 sent in on July 8th, has been approved today (Sept 27th) and they say that money will be transferred in 8-9 business days.
Nov 14, 22, 10:30 am
#95
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As a data point: We filed our claim on July 21, and SAS finally bothered to reply three and a half months later, on November 11. They are compensating the more than 4 hour delay with EUR 600 per passenger according to EU261/2004...but I still have a bone to pick with them.
SAS asked for our bank account details yet again, although I believe they had already been provided with this information. With the first e-mail they only promised to cover a sum that matches our costs of dining in Copenhagen we were stuck in there. No word about covering the three nights of hotel accommodation, so I had to e-mail them back. I wonder if this is some kind of a delay tactic to try to have people miss on compensation they are entitled to?
Although I again mentioned about compensation for downgrading us, they didn't even acknowledge it. I have already filed a complaint with the Danish authorities, but I wonder if it is worth my while taking SAS to a small claims court should they continue to refuse compensation for a Premium Economy => Economy downgrade. Article 10 in EU261/2004 that deals with downgrades doesn't really mention any specifics.
SAS asked for our bank account details yet again, although I believe they had already been provided with this information. With the first e-mail they only promised to cover a sum that matches our costs of dining in Copenhagen we were stuck in there. No word about covering the three nights of hotel accommodation, so I had to e-mail them back. I wonder if this is some kind of a delay tactic to try to have people miss on compensation they are entitled to?
Although I again mentioned about compensation for downgrading us, they didn't even acknowledge it. I have already filed a complaint with the Danish authorities, but I wonder if it is worth my while taking SAS to a small claims court should they continue to refuse compensation for a Premium Economy => Economy downgrade. Article 10 in EU261/2004 that deals with downgrades doesn't really mention any specifics.
Nov 14, 22, 12:50 pm
#96
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We also got our compensation too. They also didn't pay everything we asked to be compensated. I have already replied and haven't heard from them since.
The problem with small claims court is that you would need a lawyer to file the claim and the cost might exceed what you tried to claim.
The problem with small claims court is that you would need a lawyer to file the claim and the cost might exceed what you tried to claim.
