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Volcanic ash flight disruption - passenger rights
Practice Area: Air
Sector: Transport
Jurisdiction: England & Wales
Published: 16 April 2010
Law Firm: Barlow Lyde & Gilbert
Overview
The closure of UK airspace this week following the volcanic eruption in Iceland is causing significant disruption, which could worsen if the situation persists.
The practical challenges faced by many carriers operating both to and from the UK (as well as many other European countries) will be exacerbated by the legal obligations which arise under EC Regulation 261/2004.
This topical briefing outlines the main points to remember from that crucial legislation.
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