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90% of Air Travellers Are Unaware Of Their
Air Passenger Rights
As an air passenger, it's important to know your rights when it comes to flight delays, cancellations, denied boarding, missed connecting flights, and even airline strikes. The good news is that you have a set of air passenger rights that are designed to protect you and ensure you receive fair compensation in the event of any of these situations.
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The The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) governs air passenger rights. It provides specific rules and compensation to passengers in case of flight disruptions.
Flight Delay Compensation
Flight Cancellation Compensation
As per your air passenger rights defined by the Civil Aviation Authority, all the airlines of the world are liable to pay $700 per passenger if their flight is delayed by 3 or more hours. Airlines are also responsible to provide meals, accommodation, transportation, etc.
As per law, if airlines cancel your flight without prior notice of 14 days, then airlines must pay you $700 per passenger. This rule applies to all last-minute flight cancellations, along with compensation they must also provide you meals, accommodation, and transportation if you connecting flight and got stuck at the airport due to the flight cancellation.
Involuntary Denied Boarding Compensation
Missed Connecting Flight Compensation
When you're involuntarily bumped from a flight, Airlines must pay up. You are entitled to $700 in compensation! Airlines usually overbook flights to avoid flying with unoccupied seats, hence sometimes they forcefully deny boarding of a few passengers.
Missed your connecting flight due to an airline fault? You are entitled to $700 compensation! Missed connection compensation refers to the compensation that airlines offer to passengers who miss their connecting flights due to delays or cancellations of their previous flight because of the airlines' fault.
As a passenger, it's important to be aware of your rights and entitlements when it comes to airline compensation. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) provides a clear set of rules and compensation guidelines that airlines must follow in the event of flight disruptions. By understanding your rights, you can ensure that you receive fair treatment and compensation if your flight is delayed, canceled, or you experience any other type of disruption.