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Wizz Air Fully Compliant with Commitments Made to Customers, UK Civil Aviation Authority Confirms

●       Wizz Air made several commitments to the regulator regarding customer claims ●       The UK Civil Aviation Authority has now finalised its review of claims and is satisfied the airline is compliant ●       Wizz Air fully co-operated with the UK Civil Aviation Authority and has invested £90m in improving operations ●       […]

Wizz Air Signs Deed of Undertaking with the UK Civil Aviation Authority

Wizz Air has made several commitments to the regulator regarding its customer claims The airline has already launched a series of new initiatives to reduce cancellations and create a better experience for its customers More than £90 million has been invested in improving operations Wizz Air has signed a deed of undertaking with the UK […]

Thomas Cook Airlines has Ceased Trading

Thomas Cook has confirmed that all the UK companies in its group have ceased trading, including Thomas Cook Airlines. As a result, all holidays and flights provided by these companies have been cancelled and are no longer operating. All Thomas Cook’s retail shops have also closed. The Government and the Civil Aviation Authority are now […]

Ryanair faces Civil Aviation Authority action over unpaid refunds

The UK Civil Aviation Authority has today started enforcement action against Ryanair. The move follows the airline’s decision that financial compensation is not payable under European Commission Regulation 261/2004 for flight disruption resulting from industrial action by the airline’s staff this summer. Ryanair passengers have made claims for compensation directly to the airline, but these […]

Civil Aviation Authority releases new hidden disability guidelines to airlines

The Civil Aviation Authority has published new industry guidance on assisting passengers with hidden disabilities. The guidance to airlines follows similar advice given to airports in 2016 and has been formulated in association with disability groups. Acknowledging existing good practice by some carriers, the CAA expects to see passengers with hidden disabilities treated with an […]