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Killiehibbie
13-07-2018, 01:13 PM
Has anybody claimed this?
Put my claim in 6 weeks ago but still to hear from airline. What i'm wondering is if they will try and say it's time barred as 5 years is up next week?
JeMeSouviens
13-07-2018, 01:39 PM
Has anybody claimed this?
Put my claim in 6 weeks ago but still to hear from airline. What i'm wondering is if they will try and say it's time barred as 5 years is up next week?

Yes, from easyjet, but it was claimed a couple of weeks after the flight.
Scouse Hibee
13-07-2018, 03:57 PM
Has anybody claimed this?
Put my claim in 6 weeks ago but still to hear from airline. What i'm wondering is if they will try and say it's time barred as 5 years is up next week?

That was some delay........five years FFS that’s horrendous
sleeping giant
13-07-2018, 04:20 PM
I remember a flight back from Sweden was delayed for 3 hours and we all got a voucher to spend in the shop. A whole £3.50 :rolleyes:
HelmutSchlong
13-07-2018, 04:37 PM
I remember a flight back from Sweden was delayed for 3 hours and we all got a voucher to spend in the shop. A whole £3.50 :rolleyes:

In Sweden? In the airport? Did you’s all club together for a mars bar and Pepsi?
Killiehibbie
13-07-2018, 05:39 PM
That was some delay........five years FFS that’s horrendousDidn't mind too much, I like Florida.
Speedy
13-07-2018, 07:56 PM
Has anybody claimed this?
Put my claim in 6 weeks ago but still to hear from airline. What i'm wondering is if they will try and say it's time barred as 5 years is up next week?

Yes a couple of times but never that close to the wire.

Should be fine provided you have proof of flight details and proof you lodged the claim.

Which airline/route was it?
Killiehibbie
13-07-2018, 08:51 PM
Yes a couple of times but never that close to the wire.

Should be fine provided you have proof of flight details and proof you lodged the claim.

Which airline/route was it? Thomas Cook, Orlando to Glasgow. Read that they try to get out of paying.
bobbyhibs1983
13-07-2018, 09:32 PM
hi
unsure how much this will help
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=251

Lots of info im sure to be found.
Airlines are really horriable in regards trying to wiggle out of compasation,
My sisters were delayed for 3 hours last year with what the airline discribed as an *eleotronic fault*

the airline changed there story and said it was something to do with a peice of the airline carpet not sticking down which they deemed to be a H+S issue which means they dont pay out

Hope the link may be of help
MagicSwirlingShip
14-07-2018, 03:52 AM
Search for the site, Resolver.

Great tool for complaints and flight compensation
Speedy
14-07-2018, 07:52 AM
Thomas Cook, Orlando to Glasgow. Read that they try to get out of paying.

Haven't dealt with them. I had trouble with Swiss air, they tried to claim they weren't part of the scheme and I had to go to the arbitration service. Settled for 75% of the pay out.

Persist with them and you'll get there eventually, follow the Martin Lewis guidelines.