EU pushes to standardize airline passenger rights and cabin baggage rulesExecutive summary: On 15 June 2026, the European Parliament and member states attempted to finalize a reform of air passenger rights that includes compensation after three‑hour delays, integration of hand baggage into ticket price, and free seat assignment next to children. The reform would alter airline cost structures and strengthen consumer protections, influencing ticket pricing and operational policies across the EU aviation sector. European Parliament, EU member state governments, airlines and passenger advocacy groups Negotiations are expected to continue over the next weeks, with possible adoption before the end of the legislative term and subsequent national transposition.On 15 June 2026, the European Parliament and member states convened to finalize a reform of air passenger rights that introduces compensation after three‑hour delays, mandates inclusion of hand baggage in ticket price, and offers free seat assignment next to children. The measures aim to enhance consumer protection while adjusting airline cost structures. Negotiations will continue over the coming weeks with potential adoption before the end of the legislative term.Connected developmentsPétrole : après plus de trois mesi d’une crisi inédite, il ritorno alla normale appare laboriosoOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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