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Send us a textIm Dezember 2022 wurde Sofiane Licir auf einem Air-France-Flug von Houston nach Paris schwer verletzt, als sein Business-Class-Sitz während eines abrupt abgebrochenen Starts von den Schienen löste. Der Vorfall schleuderte ihn in die harte Sitzschale und den Bildschirm, wodurch er bleibende Schäden erlitt.Licir verklagt Air France gemäß Artikel 17 des Montrealer Übereinkommens, das Airlines für Verletzungen bei internationalen Flügen haftbar macht. Obwohl die Entschädigung normalerweise auf ca. 172.000 USD (128.821 Sonderziehungsrechte) begrenzt ist, fordert Licir, diese Obergrenze aufzuheben. Der Grund: Er wirft Air France grobe Fahrlässigkeit vor, da der Sitz und andere Business-Class-Sitze der A350-Flotte bereits bekannte Defekte hatten.Air France hat sich noch nicht öffentlich geäußert, aber der Fall könnte wegweisend für künftige Haftungsfragen im Luftverkehr werden.#AirFrance #Flugunfall #MontrealÜbereinkommen #Flugsicherheit #Luftfahrt #BusinessClass #Reiserecht #LuftverkehrFrage des Tages: Wie findet ihr die Beschwerde des Fluggastes bei United? Wie seht ihr die Klage des Air France Passagiers?00:00 Willkommen zu Frequent Traveller TV02:14 Lufthansa streicht weitere innerdeutsche Strecke04:28 Blinde Passagierin fliegt auf Klo mit07:28 Air Europa hat mit Air France-KLM neuen Interessenten09:36 Vielflieger findet es doof wenn Crew sich wegen zu erwartenden Turbulenzen hinsetzen und dann nichts passiert14:08 Air France Passagier fliegt mit Business Sitz in den Monitor18:18 EU261 und UK261 Fallen20:50 Frage des TagesTake-OFF 29.11.2024 – Folge 264-2024Stammtisch Termine: https://FQTWorld.as.me/meetupKanalmitglied werden und exklusive Vorteile erhalten:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQyWcZxP3MpuQ54foJ_IsgQ/joinHier geht es zu eurem kostenlosen Consulting Link - https://FTCircle.as.me/Damit Du von unserem Wissen profitieren kannst, kannst du ein mindestens 60 minütiges und vor allem auf dich zugeschnittenes Punkte, Meilen, Status Coaching buchen. Nach dem Call bekommst du ein Jahr Zugang zu dieser Gruppe und zahlst so nur 10 Euro pro Monat und kannst sofort profitieren. Hier ist nun der Link zu deinem neuen Punkte, Meilen und Status Deals.MY SOCIALSWhatsApp - https://wa.me/message/54V7X7VO3WOVF1FACEBOOK | Lars F Corsten - https://www.facebook.com/LFCorsten/FACEBOOK | FQT.TV - https://www.facebook.com/FQTTVFACEBOOK | FTCircle - https://www.facebook.com/FTCircleTWITTER | Lars F Corsten - https://twitter.com/LFCorstenINSTAGRAM | Lars F Corsten - https://www.instagram.com/lfcorsten/LINKEDIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lfcorsten/Clubhouse - @LFCorsten

Today, Clark discusses the two main problems with gift cards and what one state is trying to do to prevent gift card scams. Also in this episode, the scourge of ATM fees. Learn where they are the highest, and how you can avoid paying them. Gift Card Problems & Reforms: Segment 1 Ask Clark: Segment 2 Avoiding ATM FEES: Segment 3 Ask Clark: Segment 4 Mentioned on the show: Gift Card Scams | Consumer Advice / Gift Cards - Clark.com The Nation's First Law Protecting Against Gift Card Draining Has Passed. Will It Work? TPG's guide to understanding EU261 flight compensation How to get compensation for delayed or canceled flights 5 of Clark Howard's Most Extreme Frugal Hacks Why Clark Thinks These Are the Best 2 Travel Rewards Cards Right Now Costco Travel: 5 Things To Know Before You Book Booking a Cruise? Here Are 5 Ways To Do It for Less Cancel for Any Reason Trip Insurance: Should You Buy It? This Mistake at the ATM Could Be Costing You More Than $248 a Year New York Post: ATM fees hit record high in US — cities where you'll pay the most Cash machines now cost more than ever to use Paying money to get your own cash: Some big retailers charge for cash-back requests How To Avoid ATM Fees Credit Union vs. Bank: What's the Difference? Automatic Bill Pay: How It Works and How To Do It Safely 6 Things To Know Before Contacting the National Foundation for Credit Counseling Clark.com resources Episode transcripts Community.Clark.com Clark.com daily money newsletter Consumer Action Center Free Helpline: 636-492-5275 Learn more about your ad choices: megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On episode 72, Micah and I talk about my trip to Singapore with my neighbor Shelley.   Listener Claire writes in and tells us how she can relate to Matt Smiths fear of flying as she talks about her experience with a Go Around in Denver. And sadly, there isn't a question this week from Listener Lu. Hey Listener Lu, we want to know where you are??? :-) In Additions, Corrections and Shoutouts, Listener Hendric updates us on European Compensation, EU261. I ask for help with the project I'm working on at the California Science Center. We are looking for anyone with experience in the field of aviation to make a donation of time, talent or funds to support a program for disadvantaged students. Micah and I then talk about my trip with neighbor Shelley to Singapore. She was surprised to learn we got upgraded to Polaris... which was very nice. The opening and closing music is provided by the Madalitso Youth Choir as they sing their Welcome Song and their Good By song, recorded at the lobby of The Royal Livingston Hotel in Zambia. We hope you enjoy the show!

It's been seven days since last week's On-Air episode, and Dan & Alex are still waiting for the new Qantas safety video to finish playing. All the talk from down under, plus, an almost total Finnair shutdown ahead, geopolitics + airspace wars, getting paid EU261 every time, extended Q&A, and attempts at Aussie accents along the way. It can only be… On-Air!------------------------Please send us your questions, topics, or opinions via direct message on Instagram below.Follow Nonstop Dan on YouTube and Instagram.Follow Alex Macheras on X (Twitter) and Instagram.Contact for sponsorship: collabs@nonstopdan.com------------------------- Qantas Bizarre Safety Vid- Finnair Shutdown- Airspace Wars and Geopolitics- EU261 Compensation- Extended Q&A- On-Air Episode Recap- Aviation Safety Videos- Geopolitical Implications on global air travel - British Airways and EU261- Q&A Session- ⁠UFOs and the threat to commercial aviation

The year 2023 has seen our travels take us all over the world. This week, we look back and discuss our favorite award redemptions of the year 2023 and of all time. Subscribe to our email list: https://frequentmiler.com/subscribe/ 00:00 Intro 01:35 Giant Mailbag 04:10 Travel Talk 04:28 Alaska wants to buy Hawaiian Airlines 12:00 EU261 claim 14:33 Card Talk : Hawaiian Airlines credit cards 22:30 Award Talk: Avianca customer service might be better than its reputation suggests. 29:30 Main Event: Our favorite travel rewards of 2023 31:05 Special situation: Party of 5 (ANA First Class and LATAM Business Class) 35:34 Qatar QSuites (maybe) 37:06 British Airways Club World Suites 39:35 Air France business class  42:01 Turkish Airlines business class 47:24 Our all-time favorite flight awards 47:31 Etihad First Class Apartments 48:08 Old Singapore Suites / ANA First Class flight 50:29 Our favorite hotel redemptions of 2023 50:38 Eichert's Private Hotel in Queenstown, NZ (SLH via Hyatt) 52:11 Grand Hotel Victoria in Menaggio, Italy (on Lake Como) (SLH via Hyatt) 54:13 Kona Seaside Yacht Villa through Vacasa (Wyndham Rewards) 57:27 Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress in Orlando, Florida 1:00:57 Greg honorable mentions: VIlla Copenhagen; Kimpton Fitzroy; Ventana Big Sur, Inn at Bay Harbor 1:02:57 Comfort Hotel Bolivar in Rome, Hyatt Regency Nice 1:04:44 Our all-time favorite hotel awards 1:05:48 Necker Island 1:09:36 St Regis Bora Bora 1:13:14 Non-flight or hotel rewards 1:13:30 BLADE helicopter flight 1:15:45 Cruising for free thanks to casino status matching 1:20:11 Which cards are worth getting in the hopes that they get grandfathered? Music credit: Annie Yoder

What happens when you're too loyal to a program - are they loyal back? Angie and Joe discuss developments this week, bonuses they've earned, and prepping for travel.Get Thrifty Traveler Premium deal/award alerts sent straight to your inbox. Use promo code "AT101" for $10 off your first year. Head to ThriftyTraveler.com for more details and check out their Google Flights guide.  Again, you can find them at ThriftyTraveler.com/PremiumPost of the WeekJustin Walter had a post about EU261. We spoke about credit card travel protections (Episode 27), but EU261 is totally different.NewsSeveral transfer bonuses:Capital One to LifeMiles 15% bonus (new)Amex to Flying Blue 25% bonusChase 30 % to AviosChase 50% to BonvoyPoint.me “Quicklook”Hyatt Elite status shortcut -Earn Hyatt ExploristHyatt GlobalistHyatt Bonus JourneysBuy Frontier Elite 20k status150K Venture X Business Miles BonusCapital One changes how to use the $300 portal credit on VXDelta MASSIVE (program) devaluationLeads to a bigger discussionAA change to T&CIs Hyatt next?Save with CardPointersTRIP UPDATESAngie - booked flights and hotels for P2 conference and visiting the kid, booked flights for our Spring meetup in San AntonioJoe - Anniversary / Father son tripWHAT BONUSES DID WE GET?Angie - nothingJoe -Ink Preferred Welcome Offer - pendingCiti AAdvantage Executive card arrived -20K LP bonus. Plus bonus milesWhat Milestone should I choose?Alaska lounge accessHighlight Feature - Managing the Pre-trip chaos and what has to be done before heading out of townAngie:Make a list!update “in case of death file”Clean the house, laundry, get medicine refillsPre-pack (only for long trips)Girly maintenance stuffPay all bills that aren't on autopay (utilities)If P2 is going there's a whole other list of thingsTip of the WeekMake sure you're paWhere To Find the Award Travel 101 Community For questions, you can join us in the free 100,000+ member Award Travel 101 Community. For more intermediate and advanced strategies, join Award Travel 201 community To book time with our team, check out Award Travel 1-on-1. You can also email us at contactawardtravel@gmail.com. Our next meetup is located in San Antonio, TX on April 26–28, 2024, and it's SOLD-OUT. You can get on our wait-list, but to learn more visit Taco 'Bout A Fiesta! Support the AT101 Podcast/Community

  In this episode, the guys dive into their experience with whitelisting Facebook ads. Whitelisting in marketing means working with influencers to utilize their social accounts to promote your products. The guys talk about the benefit of having personalized ads, the power of an influencer's video, and the benefit of promoting through their social pages. […] The post EU261: How to Use Whitelisting to Get More Facebook Ads Sales appeared first on eCommerce Uncensored.

  There are countless claim agencies in the European Union that specialise in pursuing airlines for compensation owed under the EC261/2004 regulation. Their promise is simple: They'll chase up airlines for money owed under EU laws for flight delays, cancellations and instances of overbooking on behalf of airline passengers who lack the time or expertise to do it themselves. If they are successful, the agency will keep a portion of the payout. If they are unsuccessful, there is no fee to the customer. But as it turns out, these services may not be entirely without risk! In this podcast, we meet multiple Finnair passengers who ended up personally owing the airline thousands of Euros after their claim agency, IfDelayed, lost their court cases and subsequently went bankrupt. This is despite being told by the claim agency that "under no circumstances will you be liable to pay any costs or other penalties if we do not win your case". This episode explains in detail the unfortunate series of events that led to these Finnair passengers having to pay up to $13,000 out of their own pocket, through no fault of their own. Perhaps surprisingly, nobody seems to have broken any laws along the way. Also in this episode, the latest Australian airline news & how to maximise the value in Virgin Australia's latest "double status credits" promotion.   Episode contents: 1:40 - Fortnightly news round-up 9:32 - How some unfortunate IfDelayed clients ended up personally owing Finnair thousands of dollars 16:09 - Interview with "nicnet" 27:41 - Interview with "SandyS" 41:38 - How to maximise Virgin Australia's latest double status credits offer   Links: AFF on Air Discussion thread - a dedicated AFF thread to discuss the podcast and ask questions Finnair Fiasco from 2016 (AFF thread started by SandyS) Double Status Credits with Virgin Australia (August 2021)   Frequent Flyer Gazette articles referenced in the fortnightly news round-up: Overseas Residents No Longer Exempt from Outbound Travel Ban Airlines Losing Millions Flying to Australia Rex Extends Domestic Flight Cancellations How to Get a Qantas TravelPass with Double Status Credits Qantas Experiences Up for Bids in Points Auction

Joss Goulden, who lives in Western Australia and is mom to two kids, joins me to talk about her family’s unschooling journey. We talk about how she was inspired by her son’s brief time in kindergarten to make the choice to try unschooling, what her deschooling process looked like, and how she sees learning happening […]

Hello and welcome to the Five Aero podcast – a new podcast dedicated to the global aviation industry.  In each episode we are going to review the latest aviation news and then take a deep dive into some of the biggest issues facing the industry.  This week we will be looking at EU 261 and then need for new regulation to protect the long-term future of EU airlines.

We’re all stuck inside figuring out how best to work from home. Today we’re talking about some tips to improve your office environment and some travel-related tips to relieve the stress everyone is dealing with.  I've also got a reminder in The Final Two Pennies about how you should be canceling flights to make sure you give yourself the best chance of a refund. If you're not familiar with EU261 and have European travel planned, you'll want to stay tuned for that. If you enjoy the podcast, I hope you’ll take a moment to leave us a rating. It'll only takes a few seconds. That helps us grow our audience! Mike from Coworkaholic joins us this week. With over a decade of experience working from every corner of the globe, Mike has plenty of tips on how to make any work environment more productive. His tips should help save you time and money. And, we’ll talk a bit about some ways you might use travel to reduce stress during the COVID-19 crisis.  Thanks for listening!

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Johan Lundgren took over as CEO of easyJet in December 2017 and, since joining the airline, has set out a significant increase in investment in easyJet Holidays, showcased a series of initiatives to increase business passengers and revealed plans to introduce a new loyalty programme. In an exclusive one-to-one conversation, lead by industry expert John Strickland at WTM London, the new easyJet boss talks about his plans to harness the power of data to improve customer proposition, reduce costs and increase revenue, reaffirms the company’s commitment to increase the proportion of female pilots and also addresses how the company are planning to deal with challenges such as Brexit. On this episode we explore: -How in EasyJet – ‘what you see on the outside is also what you get on the inside’ -Why he joined EasyJet How easyJet has changed the way people travel Second biggest airline in Europe but with only 10% of the market -Over 300 aircraft – big scale operation but an easy to understand model  Building on EasyJet’s strengths  How the head office in ‘the hangar’ is actually in a hangar! How easyJet has evolved over the years The ‘fantastic individuals’ he works with -How easyJet has always focused on value  The good year-end financial results -The changes in the competitive landscape in the current climate -The demise of Monarch Changing market capacity -The Air Berlin acquisition – game-changing their position in Germany -Focusing on four core markets UK, France, Germany and Italy -Addressing the potential impact of Brexit.  Their 29 bases around Europe Lufthansa disappointing end of year results Using resources and energy to ensure Berlin went very well operationally -Brandenburg Airport opening -Being in a strong position in Berlin -Alitalia’s problems and whether any acquisition would make sense -Focusing on short haul and primary airports  Milan being one of their biggest bases -The challenge of strikes and Air Traffic Control strikes The impact of EU261 and strike compensation -Not disputing people’s right to strike -Protecting overflying in France and giving sufficient notification on strikes -Paying to Euro Control for something that is not being delivery -How Single European Skies would help -How investment in data and technology could mitigate some consequences -The airline group A4E and lack of protection for airlines -The European Aviation Summit Delays would be eradicated if the European airspace issue were solved How flying around an extra 5% is ‘nonsense’ The unknown impact of Brexit  easyJet’s base in Austria to reduce impact of Brexit -How there are no winners with Brexit -Open Skies of Europe flying in second and third countries to their market  How politicians will not be forgiven if airlines are halted after Brexit -Punctuality challenges -Focusing far more on data in their business  Billions of data points in the industry The unconstrained data that is available -How the industry needs meaningful relationships with customers 90 million individuals on their database predicting demands before they happen -How they can simulate different scheduling throughout the day – congestion points, collecting competitor data -How they used data to help them cut down on fresh food waste by 20% - 800,000 fewer wasted sandwiches a year! -Upgrading their sales with small changes – more G&T with Fever Tree. Tonic -Future investment in aircraft – upsizing airplanes How larger planes allow them to grow within existing slots -Evolving in a changing landscape How Ryanair is growing more quickly – bigger aircraft too Not being a big fan of ‘irresponsible growth’  easyJet expect to grow about 10% in the coming year -Competing successfully with Ryanair, Whizz and other models -How the slots at key airports are tremendous assets Having a high level of brand recognition -Having a crystal clear value proposition -How good years are there to prepare for a downturn -How the European market is no where near as consolidation as USA In 2015 there were 25 airlines making up about 80% of the market but by 2016 there were 11 airlines -Whether or not easyJet will go long haul  Focusing on strengths and increasing the 10% share of current market -Key priorities for the company – even greater focus on business travellers Already have 13 million business passengers  Looking at business bundles – fast track, guaranteeing hand luggage on board and more Aiming to greater fulfil business passengers’ needs -How easyJet is really about creating additional value -Harnessing the power of data to offer a more personal experience -Developing easyJet holidays Encouraging accommodation booking -Creating new partnerships with hotels Electric and hybrid aircraft -The ambitious target of seeing electric aircraft by 2030 -Encouraging more gender balance in pilots Wanting to become known for attracting top talent

Join Carlos, Nev and Matt for their usual trawl through the big aviation stories of the week. In today's show we discuss passengers sending in the Bailiffs to get their EU261 compensation, we're looking at some new interiors for a couple of airlines and one passenger gets a well deserved fuel bill. We have some great feedback from Captain Nick regarding Matt's recent 'error', Andrew Wilson shares with us a great interview and Nev talks a very disappointing BA flight in his latest passenger experience segment. Get in touch with the show via podcast@planetalkinguk.com if you've got anything you'd like to share or you'd like to feature in the next Nev's Passenger Experience.