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Like the author, I haven’t had any of the experiences that media is making hay with. Are we so short of problems that we need to invent new ones?
If you think this is a problem that was “invented” you’re insane. You and one other individual had no issues – must be all lies. Give your head a shake. Stop feeding into all the nonsense the federal government is spewing.
Government and airlines are both equally as responsible but the government is supposed to defend the public and has miserably failed in this country.
Surely Canadian flights to or from the EU should be covered by EU legislation?
€600 for delays longer than 3 hours on flights longer than 3500 km.
https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/travel/passenger-rights/air/index_en.htm
Flights to the EU on non-EU airlines aren’t covered by EU261, but all flights departing from the EU are.
Just flew Air Canada from Toronto to London via Montreal. And then on to Oslo and Svalbard with SAS on Aug 14. Luggage arrived Svalbard Aug 19. Luggage didn’t make the connection in Montreal. We have Apple Air Tags so we could watch the shit show..Fortunately, the EU has a delayed luggage policy. We’ve made a claim and will see how that turns out.