New EU Airline Rules Bring Fairer Fees and Easy Delay Claims

The European Union has approved new rules to protect air passengers. Airlines must now let children under 12 sit next to an adult for free. They must also display cabin bag fees clearly upfront during booking. In addition, claiming compensation for flight delays will become much simpler.

• Children under 12 get free seats next to an accompanying adult.
• Cabin bag fees must be displayed upfront during booking.
• Delay compensation claims are streamlined across all EU airlines.
• Rules apply to all flights operated by EU airlines.

Many Chinese residents in Copenhagen use Copenhagen Airport for work and personal travel. Passengers often fly on European carriers to visit family in China. Students and professionals also take short trips across Europe during holidays. Hidden bag costs and extra seat fees often increase overall travel expenses.

These changes will help families living in Denmark save money on flights. You will no longer pay extra fees to sit with your children. Clear ticket prices make it easier to compare costs before paying. Claiming money for flight disruptions will also require much less paperwork.

The new rules apply to all EU airlines operating from Copenhagen Airport. Keep your booking receipts and travel details when you purchase tickets. Check the final cost carefully before you pay for your flight.