Cancelled flight, single booking. Should each passenger make separate claims?



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My flight has been cancelled. I flew another day, which resulted in over 24 hours delay. The airline is based in the EU and so is the destination airport.



I have a single booking for two passengers. Should I make a single claim for both passengers, or should each passenger make separate claims for compensation?




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    My flight has been cancelled. I flew another day, which resulted in over 24 hours delay. The airline is based in the EU and so is the destination airport.



    I have a single booking for two passengers. Should I make a single claim for both passengers, or should each passenger make separate claims for compensation?




    cancellations delays compensation




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      My flight has been cancelled. I flew another day, which resulted in over 24 hours delay. The airline is based in the EU and so is the destination airport.



      I have a single booking for two passengers. Should I make a single claim for both passengers, or should each passenger make separate claims for compensation?




      cancellations delays compensation




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      My flight has been cancelled. I flew another day, which resulted in over 24 hours delay. The airline is based in the EU and so is the destination airport.



      I have a single booking for two passengers. Should I make a single claim for both passengers, or should each passenger make separate claims for compensation?





      cancellations delays compensation





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          If you haven't already begun the process, Europa.EU has the form which can be used to lodge a complaint with the airline and/or national authority. It lets you include all passengers affected.




          Claim your rights



          Step 1 : Complain to the airline

          You should first send your complaint to the airline using the EU-wide air passenger rights complaint form.



          Step 2 : Complain to national authorities

          If you don't receive a reply from the airline within 2 months or if you are not satisfied with the reply, and if you consider that your EU air passenger rights were not respected, you can lodge a complaint with the relevant national authority in the country where the incident took place, within a reasonable time-frame.



          The national authority should provide you with a non-binding legal opinion on how to proceed with your claim.







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            If you haven't already begun the process, Europa.EU has the form which can be used to lodge a complaint with the airline and/or national authority. It lets you include all passengers affected.




            Claim your rights



            Step 1 : Complain to the airline

            You should first send your complaint to the airline using the EU-wide air passenger rights complaint form.



            Step 2 : Complain to national authorities

            If you don't receive a reply from the airline within 2 months or if you are not satisfied with the reply, and if you consider that your EU air passenger rights were not respected, you can lodge a complaint with the relevant national authority in the country where the incident took place, within a reasonable time-frame.



            The national authority should provide you with a non-binding legal opinion on how to proceed with your claim.







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              If you haven't already begun the process, Europa.EU has the form which can be used to lodge a complaint with the airline and/or national authority. It lets you include all passengers affected.




              Claim your rights



              Step 1 : Complain to the airline

              You should first send your complaint to the airline using the EU-wide air passenger rights complaint form.



              Step 2 : Complain to national authorities

              If you don't receive a reply from the airline within 2 months or if you are not satisfied with the reply, and if you consider that your EU air passenger rights were not respected, you can lodge a complaint with the relevant national authority in the country where the incident took place, within a reasonable time-frame.



              The national authority should provide you with a non-binding legal opinion on how to proceed with your claim.







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                If you haven't already begun the process, Europa.EU has the form which can be used to lodge a complaint with the airline and/or national authority. It lets you include all passengers affected.




                Claim your rights



                Step 1 : Complain to the airline

                You should first send your complaint to the airline using the EU-wide air passenger rights complaint form.



                Step 2 : Complain to national authorities

                If you don't receive a reply from the airline within 2 months or if you are not satisfied with the reply, and if you consider that your EU air passenger rights were not respected, you can lodge a complaint with the relevant national authority in the country where the incident took place, within a reasonable time-frame.



                The national authority should provide you with a non-binding legal opinion on how to proceed with your claim.







                share|improve this answer












                If you haven't already begun the process, Europa.EU has the form which can be used to lodge a complaint with the airline and/or national authority. It lets you include all passengers affected.




                Claim your rights



                Step 1 : Complain to the airline

                You should first send your complaint to the airline using the EU-wide air passenger rights complaint form.



                Step 2 : Complain to national authorities

                If you don't receive a reply from the airline within 2 months or if you are not satisfied with the reply, and if you consider that your EU air passenger rights were not respected, you can lodge a complaint with the relevant national authority in the country where the incident took place, within a reasonable time-frame.



                The national authority should provide you with a non-binding legal opinion on how to proceed with your claim.








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