Germany plans to retain flight passenger compensation rules while tightening online price display requirementsExecutive summary: The German government proposes to retain existing flight passenger compensation rules while introducing changes to online price display requirements. Ensures continued consumer protection for delayed flights and introduces transparency obligations for airlines operating in the EU market. German consumer activists, airline industry, EU transport regulators, and affected passengers. The reform will proceed to parliamentary review and vote, with airlines expected to adjust their digital platforms accordingly.The Handelsblatt reports that upcoming German legislation will keep compensation for delayed flights unchanged but will introduce stricter rules on how airlines must display price information online. The changes aim to modernize consumer transparency without altering the substantive protection framework. The proposal is slated for parliamentary review later this year.Connected developmentsEU passenger rights reform vote scheduledOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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