Today is a memorable day for 273 of our clients. We can inform you that we have paid 273 passengers today! The payment of 273 passengers on one day is a unique situation in the history of our company and obviously makes us very happy.
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About all things concerning aviation
Every week we illustrate various subjects regarding our service, passenger rights and commercial aviation. We also provide you with tips & tricks regarding air travel.
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30-11-2012
EUclaim pays 273 clients on one day
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29-11-2012
Hearing European Court of Justice about missed connections
About 3 million passengers miss a connecting flight each year. On Tuesday 27 November 2012 EUclaim went to the European Court of Justice to attend a hearing about this topic. Several prejudicial questions were handled regarding missed connections.
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28-11-2012
EUclaim wins 7 legal procedures against Transavia
Our legal department received 7 judgments by a Dutch Court concerning Transavia cases.Read more
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29-06-2012
EUclaim presents: claim mobile
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18-06-2012
Claiming financial compensation causes safety risks?
Dutch Prof. C.C. van Dam wrote an article on his blog about the discussion whether claiming financial compensation will lead to safety risks during a flight.Read more
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21-05-2012
Flight delay compensation payments move closer
Airlines are likely to be told they must pay compensation to passengers whose flights are delayed by three hours or more.
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21-05-2012
Advocate General confirms Sturgeon
Advocate General Bot from the European Court of Justice advised the European Court of Justice to confirm that passengers of delayed flights are entitled to financial compensation.
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04-05-2012
Seeking Redress When Air Travel Goes Awry
IN his 12 years as a semi-frequent traveler, David Shashoua never got bumped off a flight twice in one day.
But that’s what happened on Dec. 30, 2011, when Mr. Shashoua arrived at the Ontario, Calif., airport at 6:45 a.m., in plenty of time for his 8:39 a.m. United flight to La Guardia. He made himself comfortable, only to be told that the flight was canceled because of “unknown and unexplained corporate staffing problems,” said Mr. Shashoua, a tax lawyer in Riverside, Calif.
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24-02-2012
Interesting blog about Supreme Court case
Dutch Prof. C.C. van Dam has a blog about general information on passenger rights.Read more
