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EU countries agree to maintain compensation paid to passengers for flight delays - The Economic Times

EU member states have agreed to maintain the current three-hour flight delay threshold for passenger compensation, rejecting a proposal to extend it to four hours. They also aim to enhance transparency by requiring airlines to include carry-on bag fees in basic ticket prices, with options for discounts if consumers opt out.

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economictimes.indiatimes.comStai leggendo4 h fa

EU countries agree to maintain compensation paid to passengers for flight delays - The Economic Times

EU countries maintained the three-hour delay compensation rule (€250–€600) and mandated airlines display carry-on fees in base ticket prices. Regulatory push for price transparency helps IT managers forecast travel budgets and benchmark airline contracts.

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politico.eu19 h fa

EU countries approve compromise on air passenger rights reform

EU reached a compromise on air passenger rights, maintaining €600 compensation for delays or cancellations. The reform signals EU governance standards on compliance, shaping requirements for travel SaaS and cross-border enterprise platforms.

Timeline cronologica

  1. giovedì 11 giugno 2026·politico.eu

    EU nears an air passenger rights reform deal with few fans

    Consumer groups, airlines and compensation-claim firms all see problems in the latest compromise on the long-delayed overhaul.

  2. venerdì 12 giugno 2026·politico.eu

    EU countries approve compromise on air passenger rights reform

    The compromise preserves several key elements of the current framework, including the three-hour delay threshold that grants the right to compensation.

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  • sabato 13 giugno 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com

    EU countries agree to maintain compensation paid to passengers for flight delays - The Economic Times

    EU member states have agreed to maintain the current three-hour flight delay threshold for passenger compensation, rejecting a proposal to extend it to four hours. They also aim…