Under current EU regulations, airline passengers delayed by three hours or more are entitled to compensation, which Poland, as current president of the Council of the European Union, aims to change to a five-hour delay threshold, upsetting consumer groups. Airlines facing rising compensation costs due to increased flights are in favor of the revision, while AirHelp argues it would benefit airlines over consumers, potentially leading to fewer compensations for passengers. The proposed changes are not yet confirmed and would need to be discussed and agreed upon by the European Parliament before implementation.
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Pro-EU candidate takes narrow lead in Polish presidential election, exit poll says
SummaryPro-EU candidate Rafał Trzaskowski is leading in Poland’s presidential run-off vote, according to an Ipsos exit poll, with 50.3% of the votes compared to 49.7% for his rightwing opponent, Karol Nawrocki. If confirmed, this victory would enable Prime Minister Donald Tusk to advance his reform agenda and represent a setback for Donald Trump’s MAGA movement, following similar defeats for rightwing politicians in other countries. The electoral commission anticipates that final results will be available by...
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