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POLITICSJun 10 · 14:00 UTCPOLITICO EUROPEPatrick Gibbels, secretary general, Association of Passenger Rights Advocates

Turbulent skies: The stealth erosion of EC261

EU Regulation EC261, a key air passenger rights framework, faces potential weakening through proposals to reduce compensation for flight delays and cancellations. The European Parliament opposes cuts that could lower compensation from €250 to €83 for delays over three hours, arguing such changes would erode consumer protections and operational incentives for airlines. Inflation has already reduced the real value of EC261 compensation by 58.6% since 2005.

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