European Parliament Approves Rules for Children on Flights

The European Union changed rules for flights. Passengers can get up to €600 in compensation for delays. The new rules also allow some passengers to sit with their parents for free.
The European Parliament made these changes after more than ten years of discussions. Passengers will still receive compensation if their flight is delayed for three hours or more. The rules now include protections for children and people who are vulnerable. This means they can sit with their parents without paying extra fees. There are still some problems with how much compensation passengers can get.
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Highlights
EU Flight Rights Change
The European Union changed rules for passengers on flights.
Compensation for Delays
Passengers can get up to €600 in compensation for delays.
Minors on Flights
The European Parliament allowed minors to sit with parents.
No Extra Charges for Vulnerable
Passengers who are vulnerable will not pay extra charges.
Compensation After Three Hours
Passengers get compensation after waiting three hours.