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The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has confirmed that airlines should pay compensation to passengers who are subject to long delays, giving them the same rights as those who are denied boarding or whose flights are cancelled
The advisor to Europe’s top court has hit out at the practice of online travel agents automatically opting customers in to travel insurance when purchasing flights
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has dismissed British Airways’ (BA) appeal against the Court of First Instance’s (CFI) judgment upholding the European Commission’s decision that BA had abused its dominant position on the market for air travel agency services in the United Kingdom through its loyalty rebate schemes
