EU says no refunds for canceled flights due to fuel.
The European Union will not pay passengers if their flights are canceled because of rising fuel costs. Passengers will get a refund for their tickets. This affects many travelers across Europe.
The EU made this decision after a meeting of transport ministers. Lufthansa is canceling 20,000 flights because of fuel shortages. Commissioner Tzitzikostas wants tourists to return to Europe. A travel expert says more cancellations are possible. The EU will only give refunds in ‘serious cases’ to airlines.
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Highlights
No Compensation for Cancellations
The EU will not pay passengers if flights are canceled because of rising fuel prices.
Refunds Only for Tickets
Passengers will only receive a refund for their ticket if flights are canceled.
Lufthansa Cuts Flights
Lufthansa is canceling 20,000 flights due to fuel shortages.
Travel Expert Suggests Alternatives
A travel expert advises travelers to look for new destinations.
EU Committed to Tourism
The EU wants to welcome all tourists despite the cancellations.
Perspectives
- The European Union will not pay compensation for flight cancellations.
- Flight cancellations are due to rising fuel prices.
- Passengers will receive a refund for their tickets.
- The EU wants tourists to return to Europe.
The EU will not provide compensation to passengers.
ANSA, la Repubblica, New
Passengers should receive compensation in ‘serious cases’.
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