MEPs want all passengers to be allowed to take on free cabin baggage

[Bronte]

Complaints process and resolution should be as easy as booking a flight.

This is an excellent suggestion. For example when your flight is delayed for more than 4 hours it should be a very simple process to get your compensation. It is not. Ryanair make it exceedingly difficult. They argue about who booked it, which email was used (I booked flights for my sister and I literally gave up on the process of claiming the compensation).

Right now I've an odd case, (not compensation) booked a flight for my child, flight not taken and Ryanair (special circumstances) refunded the money into my 'wallet'. Then I tried to use it for my child, no go, then I tried to use it for myself, no good, I think I need a flight where both child and I are flying together. This is the kind of thing the politicians should be tackling.

And yes I agree with one month to claim, maybe three, but we are talking peanuts, as most flights are around Eur 100 +/- per passenger. Maybe have three months for the don't/can't get their act together for a while.

 

[Fortune]

For example when your flight is delayed for more than 4 hours it should be a very simple process to get your compensation.

Log on to airlines website, retrieve your booking, then there should be a button to make a claim and the compensation is refunded to your card

 

[faketales]

I don't think it's reasonable for me to submit a claim to Aer Lingus today for a flight I took in 2020

I am not going to argue for 6 years over say 2 or 3 years, but you proposed a month which is far too short in my opinion.

 

[Bronte]

am not going to argue for 6 years over say 2 or 3 years, but you proposed a month which is far too short in my opinion.

I think mortgage, life insurance etc should be six years from end date of mortgages etc. This is serious stuff. Flights from Dublin to London costing 200 to 1k is nothing, 3 months with simple procedures.