Compensation for an EU flight
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Few months ago I flew with IranAir from Rome to Tehran. Our flight was delayed by 7 hours! I claimed compensation and they offered me 25% off on my next flight which sounds funny, cause according to law I'm entitled to get up to 600€. I placed the issue on Resolver.com, after 3 months they replied saying call this number to follow your compensation. It's been a month since I first called them and sent them my bank information. Called another 3 times and the only thing they keep saying is that it's in process, and they don't give me a date or anything! What should I do now?!
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Few months ago I flew with IranAir from Rome to Tehran. Our flight was delayed by 7 hours! I claimed compensation and they offered me 25% off on my next flight which sounds funny, cause according to law I'm entitled to get up to 600€. I placed the issue on Resolver.com, after 3 months they replied saying call this number to follow your compensation. It's been a month since I first called them and sent them my bank information. Called another 3 times and the only thing they keep saying is that it's in process, and they don't give me a date or anything! What should I do now?!
air-travel compensation
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Anita Haghighi
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Few months ago I flew with IranAir from Rome to Tehran. Our flight was delayed by 7 hours! I claimed compensation and they offered me 25% off on my next flight which sounds funny, cause according to law I'm entitled to get up to 600€. I placed the issue on Resolver.com, after 3 months they replied saying call this number to follow your compensation. It's been a month since I first called them and sent them my bank information. Called another 3 times and the only thing they keep saying is that it's in process, and they don't give me a date or anything! What should I do now?!
air-travel compensation
asked Jul 5 '17 at 22:22
Anita Haghighi
191
Few months ago I flew with IranAir from Rome to Tehran. Our flight was delayed by 7 hours! I claimed compensation and they offered me 25% off on my next flight which sounds funny, cause according to law I'm entitled to get up to 600€. I placed the issue on Resolver.com, after 3 months they replied saying call this number to follow your compensation. It's been a month since I first called them and sent them my bank information. Called another 3 times and the only thing they keep saying is that it's in process, and they don't give me a date or anything! What should I do now?!
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air-travel compensation
asked Jul 5 '17 at 22:22
Anita Haghighi
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asked Jul 5 '17 at 22:22
Anita Haghighi
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asked Jul 5 '17 at 22:22
Anita Haghighi
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asked Jul 5 '17 at 22:22
Anita Haghighi
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asked Jul 5 '17 at 22:22
Anita Haghighi
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You should contact Iran Air and remind them of your rights and their obligations under the EU Air Passenger Rights Directive:
in the event of a delay longer than three hours, passengers should be offered reimbursement within seven days (and, if necessary, a free flight to the initial point of departure) and compensation as in the event of cancellation
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/atyourservice/en/displayFtu.html?ftuId=FTU_5.6.2.html
Should Iran Air continue to avoid compensating you, you should lodge an official complaint with them, using the EU Complaint Form.
Should Iran Air still avoid the issue, you then send a copy of that complaint to the relevant national enforcement body of the EU Member that you flew out of (Italy).
Using a third party claims company is pointless because they literally do not do anything more than you would do - they submit the paperwork required. They won't chase, they won't follow the case up, because all of that cuts into their pay - you have literally signed away a portion of any compensation for no benefit at all.
You should check your agreement with Resolver.com, because its highly likely that you have to pay them a portion of your compensation regardless of whether you receive it because of their actions or not once you have engaged them as your agent in this matter.
answered Jul 5 '17 at 23:33
Moo
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I think the OP means resolver.co.uk, which is a completely free service. I don't believe the OP has signed away any compensation at all. I don't believe they are an "agent", I believe they just provide a standardised way to complain, which makes it easier for both the consumer and the company. I agree that they don't do any chasing for you.
– AndyT
Jul 6 '17 at 11:07
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1 Answer
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You should contact Iran Air and remind them of your rights and their obligations under the EU Air Passenger Rights Directive:
in the event of a delay longer than three hours, passengers should be offered reimbursement within seven days (and, if necessary, a free flight to the initial point of departure) and compensation as in the event of cancellation
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/atyourservice/en/displayFtu.html?ftuId=FTU_5.6.2.html
Should Iran Air continue to avoid compensating you, you should lodge an official complaint with them, using the EU Complaint Form.
Should Iran Air still avoid the issue, you then send a copy of that complaint to the relevant national enforcement body of the EU Member that you flew out of (Italy).
Using a third party claims company is pointless because they literally do not do anything more than you would do - they submit the paperwork required. They won't chase, they won't follow the case up, because all of that cuts into their pay - you have literally signed away a portion of any compensation for no benefit at all.
You should check your agreement with Resolver.com, because its highly likely that you have to pay them a portion of your compensation regardless of whether you receive it because of their actions or not once you have engaged them as your agent in this matter.
answered Jul 5 '17 at 23:33
Moo
14.2k35065
I think the OP means resolver.co.uk, which is a completely free service. I don't believe the OP has signed away any compensation at all. I don't believe they are an "agent", I believe they just provide a standardised way to complain, which makes it easier for both the consumer and the company. I agree that they don't do any chasing for you.
– AndyT
Jul 6 '17 at 11:07
add a comment |
up vote
5
down vote
You should contact Iran Air and remind them of your rights and their obligations under the EU Air Passenger Rights Directive:
in the event of a delay longer than three hours, passengers should be offered reimbursement within seven days (and, if necessary, a free flight to the initial point of departure) and compensation as in the event of cancellation
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/atyourservice/en/displayFtu.html?ftuId=FTU_5.6.2.html
Should Iran Air continue to avoid compensating you, you should lodge an official complaint with them, using the EU Complaint Form.
Should Iran Air still avoid the issue, you then send a copy of that complaint to the relevant national enforcement body of the EU Member that you flew out of (Italy).
Using a third party claims company is pointless because they literally do not do anything more than you would do - they submit the paperwork required. They won't chase, they won't follow the case up, because all of that cuts into their pay - you have literally signed away a portion of any compensation for no benefit at all.
You should check your agreement with Resolver.com, because its highly likely that you have to pay them a portion of your compensation regardless of whether you receive it because of their actions or not once you have engaged them as your agent in this matter.
answered Jul 5 '17 at 23:33
Moo
14.2k35065
I think the OP means resolver.co.uk, which is a completely free service. I don't believe the OP has signed away any compensation at all. I don't believe they are an "agent", I believe they just provide a standardised way to complain, which makes it easier for both the consumer and the company. I agree that they don't do any chasing for you.
– AndyT
Jul 6 '17 at 11:07
add a comment |
up vote
5
down vote
up vote
5
down vote
You should contact Iran Air and remind them of your rights and their obligations under the EU Air Passenger Rights Directive:
in the event of a delay longer than three hours, passengers should be offered reimbursement within seven days (and, if necessary, a free flight to the initial point of departure) and compensation as in the event of cancellation
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/atyourservice/en/displayFtu.html?ftuId=FTU_5.6.2.html
Should Iran Air continue to avoid compensating you, you should lodge an official complaint with them, using the EU Complaint Form.
Should Iran Air still avoid the issue, you then send a copy of that complaint to the relevant national enforcement body of the EU Member that you flew out of (Italy).
Using a third party claims company is pointless because they literally do not do anything more than you would do - they submit the paperwork required. They won't chase, they won't follow the case up, because all of that cuts into their pay - you have literally signed away a portion of any compensation for no benefit at all.
You should check your agreement with Resolver.com, because its highly likely that you have to pay them a portion of your compensation regardless of whether you receive it because of their actions or not once you have engaged them as your agent in this matter.
answered Jul 5 '17 at 23:33
Moo
14.2k35065
You should contact Iran Air and remind them of your rights and their obligations under the EU Air Passenger Rights Directive:
in the event of a delay longer than three hours, passengers should be offered reimbursement within seven days (and, if necessary, a free flight to the initial point of departure) and compensation as in the event of cancellation
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/atyourservice/en/displayFtu.html?ftuId=FTU_5.6.2.html
Should Iran Air continue to avoid compensating you, you should lodge an official complaint with them, using the EU Complaint Form.
Should Iran Air still avoid the issue, you then send a copy of that complaint to the relevant national enforcement body of the EU Member that you flew out of (Italy).
Using a third party claims company is pointless because they literally do not do anything more than you would do - they submit the paperwork required. They won't chase, they won't follow the case up, because all of that cuts into their pay - you have literally signed away a portion of any compensation for no benefit at all.
You should check your agreement with Resolver.com, because its highly likely that you have to pay them a portion of your compensation regardless of whether you receive it because of their actions or not once you have engaged them as your agent in this matter.
answered Jul 5 '17 at 23:33
Moo
14.2k35065
edited Jul 6 '17 at 0:00
answered Jul 5 '17 at 23:33
Moo
14.2k35065
answered Jul 5 '17 at 23:33
Moo
14.2k35065
answered Jul 5 '17 at 23:33
Moo
14.2k35065
14.2k35065
I think the OP means resolver.co.uk, which is a completely free service. I don't believe the OP has signed away any compensation at all. I don't believe they are an "agent", I believe they just provide a standardised way to complain, which makes it easier for both the consumer and the company. I agree that they don't do any chasing for you.
– AndyT
Jul 6 '17 at 11:07
add a comment |
I think the OP means resolver.co.uk, which is a completely free service. I don't believe the OP has signed away any compensation at all. I don't believe they are an "agent", I believe they just provide a standardised way to complain, which makes it easier for both the consumer and the company. I agree that they don't do any chasing for you.
– AndyT
Jul 6 '17 at 11:07
I think the OP means resolver.co.uk, which is a completely free service. I don't believe the OP has signed away any compensation at all. I don't believe they are an "agent", I believe they just provide a standardised way to complain, which makes it easier for both the consumer and the company. I agree that they don't do any chasing for you.
– AndyT
Jul 6 '17 at 11:07
I think the OP means resolver.co.uk, which is a completely free service. I don't believe the OP has signed away any compensation at all. I don't believe they are an "agent", I believe they just provide a standardised way to complain, which makes it easier for both the consumer and the company. I agree that they don't do any chasing for you.
– AndyT
Jul 6 '17 at 11:07
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