Flight Cancellation Compensation Guide

Summary

Israeli and EU laws on flight cancellations differ in notification times and compensation amounts. Israeli citizens can claim in the EU if the flight departs from an EU airport or the airline is EU-based. Contact the airline first, then escalate to a National Enforcement Body or European Consumer Centre if needed.

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Can you produce legal documents in Hebrew?
Hello Michael, we provide legal information in English. However, you might need to find a local translator or a lawyer who speaks Hebrew for your legal documents. Can I assist you with anything else?
Are you familiar with Israeli law?
Hello Michael, yes, we can provide general legal information about various aspects of Israeli law. However, for specific legal advice or document translation, you may need to consult directly with a lawyer based in Israel. What particular issue are you interested in?
Explain the difference between Israeli laws and eu laws about flight cancellations
Sure, Michael. Here's a brief comparison:
- EU Laws:
- Passengers are entitled to compensation for flight cancellations unless informed 14 days prior.
- Compensation ranges from €* to €* based on flight distance.
- Israeli Laws:
- Passengers must be informed * hours prior to departure.
- Compensation varies from * NIS to * NIS depending on the situation.
How can such claim be suited in the EU by Israeli citizen.
An Israeli citizen can make a claim in the EU for flight cancellations if the flight was departing from an EU airport or if the airline is EU-based. You may need to contact the airline directly first, then if unsatisfied, escalate to a National Enforcement Body or a European Consumer Centre.