Delayed Flight Compensation
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DELAYED FLIGHT, CANCELLED FLIGHT,
DENIED BOARDING, DOWNGRADED CLASS
YOUR RIGHT TO COMPENSATION This regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council came into force on the 17th February 2005 and clearly sets out the responsibility of airline carriers and
Tour Operators who are either operating to/from airports in the EU or are based in the EU but operating outside the area. It details levels of flight delay compensation, cancelled flight compensation, denied boarding compensation and downgraded class of travel compensation you may be entitled to.
As with all regulations, there are caveats and this website explains the main focus of the Regulation
and specifies the benefits whilst also assisting passengers with their flight compensation claims.
For more information and how to make a claim visit:
www.delayedflightcompensation.co.uk
DENIED BOARDING, DOWNGRADED CLASS
YOUR RIGHT TO COMPENSATION This regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council came into force on the 17th February 2005 and clearly sets out the responsibility of airline carriers and
Tour Operators who are either operating to/from airports in the EU or are based in the EU but operating outside the area. It details levels of flight delay compensation, cancelled flight compensation, denied boarding compensation and downgraded class of travel compensation you may be entitled to.
As with all regulations, there are caveats and this website explains the main focus of the Regulation
and specifies the benefits whilst also assisting passengers with their flight compensation claims.
For more information and how to make a claim visit:
www.delayedflightcompensation.co.uk
January 12th, 2012
Special BA Group Fares 2012
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WGT Sport are pleased to offer the following group rates for travel up to the 15th March - groups must have started their travel by this date
The return rates from London are;
NYC / BOS / IAD / YUL / BWI / PHL / YYZ £75
ORD /ATL / DFW £95
MIA / LAS / PHX / LAX / SAN SFO / SEA / YVR / YYC £130
JNB £110
CPT (BA42 Daylight service inbound only) £50 one-way
PVG/ PEK / HND £130
DXB / AUH / BAH / DOH / RUH / KWI £95
HKG £150
MXP / MUC / ZRH / TXL / GVA / LYS £45
ATH £70
The return rates from London are;
NYC / BOS / IAD / YUL / BWI / PHL / YYZ £75
ORD /ATL / DFW £95
MIA / LAS / PHX / LAX / SAN SFO / SEA / YVR / YYC £130
JNB £110
CPT (BA42 Daylight service inbound only) £50 one-way
PVG/ PEK / HND £130
DXB / AUH / BAH / DOH / RUH / KWI £95
HKG £150
MXP / MUC / ZRH / TXL / GVA / LYS £45
ATH £70
Brussels Airlines unveils new fully-flat business seat
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Brussels Airlines has unveiled its new fully-flat business class seat, which will launch on the carrier’s forthcoming route to New York later this year.
The new business class cabin features a staggered 1-2-1 / 2-1-2 layout, allowing 24 seats to have direct aisle access, and offering nine individual seats.
Each seat will offer a 77.5-inch fully-flat bed featuring an integrated massage function and adjustable lumbar cushion, as well as a 15.3-inch TV screen, 100 hours of in-flight entertainment, and ports for laptop power and USB connections.
Brussels Airlines will also launch a new long-haul economy cabin this year, featuring an “ergonomic seat design with high quality material and an adjustable leather headrest”, 33 inches of leg room, “increased seat recline”, an 8.9-inch TV screen, and a USB power port for charging MP3 devices.
The first flights to feature the new seating will be Brussels Airlines’ forthcoming route to New York, which is set to be relaunched in June (see online news January 3). The carrier says that its entire long-haul fleet will be fitted with the new economy and business class cabins.
The new business class cabin features a staggered 1-2-1 / 2-1-2 layout, allowing 24 seats to have direct aisle access, and offering nine individual seats.
Each seat will offer a 77.5-inch fully-flat bed featuring an integrated massage function and adjustable lumbar cushion, as well as a 15.3-inch TV screen, 100 hours of in-flight entertainment, and ports for laptop power and USB connections.
Brussels Airlines will also launch a new long-haul economy cabin this year, featuring an “ergonomic seat design with high quality material and an adjustable leather headrest”, 33 inches of leg room, “increased seat recline”, an 8.9-inch TV screen, and a USB power port for charging MP3 devices.
The first flights to feature the new seating will be Brussels Airlines’ forthcoming route to New York, which is set to be relaunched in June (see online news January 3). The carrier says that its entire long-haul fleet will be fitted with the new economy and business class cabins.
Hilton gears up for Conrad New York opening
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Hilton Worldwide is set to open its first property under its luxury Conrad brand in New York in early 2012, located next to Hudson River Park close to the city’s financial district.
The 463-suite Conrad New York will offer rooms starting at 43sqm, with “integrated technology, wifi and two flatscreen HD televisions”.
The hotel’s lobby will feature a huge piece of artwork by the late American artist Sol LeWitt entitled “Loopy Doopy Purple and Blue 1999”, and other facilities will include Atrio restaurant, rooftop bar RTB with views of the Hudson River, business and fitness centres, and 2,800sqm of meeting space.
The Conrad New York will be the fourth property by the luxury brand in the US, joining existing hotels in Chicago, Indianapolis and Miami.
Business Traveller will publish further details on the hotel, along with a confirmed opening date in the coming weeks.
For more information contact WGT Sport/Corporate
The 463-suite Conrad New York will offer rooms starting at 43sqm, with “integrated technology, wifi and two flatscreen HD televisions”.
The hotel’s lobby will feature a huge piece of artwork by the late American artist Sol LeWitt entitled “Loopy Doopy Purple and Blue 1999”, and other facilities will include Atrio restaurant, rooftop bar RTB with views of the Hudson River, business and fitness centres, and 2,800sqm of meeting space.
The Conrad New York will be the fourth property by the luxury brand in the US, joining existing hotels in Chicago, Indianapolis and Miami.
Business Traveller will publish further details on the hotel, along with a confirmed opening date in the coming weeks.
For more information contact WGT Sport/Corporate
