tracym
07-18-2022, 06:35 PM
The government has today (17 July 2022) published a new Aviation Passenger Charter, developed by government, industry, consumer and disability groups in partnership, outlining what passengers can expect if confronted with flight delays and cancellations this summer.
The charter has been designed to give passengers the confidence they deserve as they head for their summer holidays, and follows last month?s publication of the government?s 22-point plan to help the industry minimise disruption at airports and ensure holidaymakers and travellers can enjoy their well-deserved breaks.
The new Aviation Passenger Charter will act as a one-stop shop so passengers know their rights for their entire journey ? from booking, travelling to and through the airport, during the flight and returning to the UK.
It outlines what aviation passengers can reasonably expect from airlines, travel agents, tour operators and airports, and what do if things go wrong. This includes advice on what to do if flights are cancelled or delayed, or if baggage goes missing, as well as guidance on how to complain if passengers feel they have been treated unfairly.
The charter will be reviewed regularly to ensure it remains as useful as possible for passengers, both over the busy summer period and beyond.
The charter has been designed to give passengers the confidence they deserve as they head for their summer holidays, and follows last month?s publication of the government?s 22-point plan to help the industry minimise disruption at airports and ensure holidaymakers and travellers can enjoy their well-deserved breaks.
The new Aviation Passenger Charter will act as a one-stop shop so passengers know their rights for their entire journey ? from booking, travelling to and through the airport, during the flight and returning to the UK.
It outlines what aviation passengers can reasonably expect from airlines, travel agents, tour operators and airports, and what do if things go wrong. This includes advice on what to do if flights are cancelled or delayed, or if baggage goes missing, as well as guidance on how to complain if passengers feel they have been treated unfairly.
The charter will be reviewed regularly to ensure it remains as useful as possible for passengers, both over the busy summer period and beyond.