Sentence examples similar to claim for delay from inspiring English sources

It's amazing how few people claim for delayed trains.

Millions of stranded airline passengers will be eligible for compensation payouts after the European court of justice (ECJ) ruled that they can claim for delays caused by technical problems.

An earlier version said that compensation could be claimed for delays of less than three hours.

The charge comes amid widespread anger at the chaotic approach by some airlines to processing compensation claims for delays and cancellations.

Some watchdogs have said more changes still need to be made, with one claiming many people were now opting to make claims for delayed services they had not travelled on to compensate for multiple, shorter delays.

The rulings confirmed that passengers have six years to bring a claim for flight delay compensation, they added, estimating that historical claims could be worth £3.9bn.

Actually, I am in a smaller unmeasured number of people who would rather walk from London to Wakefield than fail to claim for a delayed train journey there.

The supreme court on Friday turned down applications from Jet2 and Thomson to appeal against two rulings from July this year, which allow passengers to claim for historical delays and also make airlines liable in the event of technical problems.

It's hard to book flights, so imagine how hard it must be to claim compensation for delayed, canceled or overbooked flights.

"It's good to see your reader has noticed that there is more information available on claiming compensation for delays, and increasing numbers of claims reflect this.

Two months ago AirHelp, which provides online legal help for those claiming compensation for delays, said its data showed easyJet had the worst record of any airline for paying out what is legally due.