Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Whose flights in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Who do we call to find out whose flights have been in
First of all, it will extend the rights of passengers who are denied boarding to all passengers whose flights are cancelled.
In this instance, the situation of passengers whose flights are delayed should be compared with that of passengers whose flights are cancelled.
By contrast, it does not expressly follow from the wording of Regulation No 261/2004 that passengers whose flights are delayed have such a right.
Similarly, passengers whose flights are delayed for a specified time should be able to cancel their journeys
In contrast, the regulation does not expressly provide that passengers whose flights are delayed also have such a right.
Similarly passengers whose flights are delayed for a specified time should be able to cancel their journeys
The Court of Justice has confirmed its previous ruling that passengers whose flights have been delayed for a long time may be compensated.
caused inconveniences for other passengers whose flights had to be cancelled for security reasons.
Passengers whose flights are delayed for a specified time should be adequately cared for
The Court also finds that the requirement to compensate passengers whose flights are delayed is compatible with the Montreal Convention.
assistance to passengers who are denied boarding or whose flights are cancelled.
Many of these complaints come from passengers whose flights have been cancelled due to the airlines
do not cover compensation and assistance to those who are denied boarding or whose flights are cancelled.
certainly now that aircraft that are registered in third countries, but whose flights are carried out by a Member State, fall under this directive.
Passengers whose flights are cancelled or subject to a long delay are in an objectively different situation from that of passengers on other means of transport in the event of incidents of the same nature.
In the judgment in Sturgeon and Others, the Court of Justice found that passengers whose flights are delayed may be treated the same way as those whose flights are cancelled as regards their right to compensation.
Passengers whose flights are cancelled should be able either to obtain reimbursement of their tickets
According to the Advocate General, Mr Bot, the air carrier must provide care to passengers whose flights have been cancelled because of extraordinary circumstances such as the closure of airspace following the eruption of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano.
Passengers whose flights are cancelled
they(like passengers whose flights are cancelled) may seek flat-rate compensation from the airline,
If, by contrast, passengers whose flights are delayed did not acquire any right to compensation, they would be treated less favourably
on assistance at the airport to passengers whose flights have been cancelled.
Furthermore, with regard to air transport, passengers whose flights are cancelled or significantly delayed are in a situation which is objectively different from the situation of passengers using other means of transport in the event of incidents of the same nature.
omissions in the data presented in the case of modification from OAG or companies whose flights are listed. 7.
long delay is comparable, passengers whose flights are delayed and passengers whose flights are cancelled cannot be treated differently without the principle of equal treatment being infringed.
Consequently, passengers whose flights have been cancelled and passengers affected by
The measures prescribed by the regulation in order to achieve the objective of strengthening protection for passengers whose flights are cancelled
It reiterates that the principle of equal treatment requires that passengers whose flights are delayed