До 600 € за задержку рейса: что авиакомпании скрывают от пассажиров #жизньвгермании

Flight delayed? Cancelled? Denied boarding? You might be owed up to €600—even if your ticket cost €39. Airlines often say "sorry for the inconvenience," but rarely explain when passengers are entitled to compensation, food, drinks, a hotel, a transfer, or a refund. In this episode, we'll explain air passenger rights in Germany and the EU in simple terms—without the legalese. You'll learn: — When compensation is due for a flight delay; — Why arrival time, not departure time, is important; — How much you can receive: €250, €400, or €600; — What to do if your flight is canceled; — How to avoid losing your rights if you're overbooked; — What to demand if your baggage is lost, delayed, or damaged; — Which receipts, photos, and screenshots you should keep; — Who's responsible if you're stuck at the Sicherheitskontrolle; — What to do during a strike; — Who to contact if your ticket was purchased through an intermediary; — Where to check your compensation for free using the Flugärger-App from Verbraucherzentrale; — What's changing in the new EU air passenger rights. Important: I'm not a lawyer and don't provide legal advice. But I've compiled verified information from official European and German sources for you so you can understand when airlines are simply trying to reassure you and when they actually owe you something. Useful for anyone flying from Germany and within Europe: vacation, business trips, Ryanair, EasyJet, Lufthansa, Eurowings, Turkish Airlines, Wizz Air, charters, package tours, and tickets through online portals. Check your situation before you give up. Airlines find it very convenient when passengers are tired, upset, and don't demand anything. Subscribe to "Rada and Gutters" — here we explain life in Germany and Europe in simple terms. Gutters are inevitable, but it's easier with me. You can support the project here: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/6X... Everything truly interesting is behind the scenes. Useful tips, thoughts out loud, and unfiltered gutters — on my Telegram. Subscribe: https://t.me/radaiterki Thanks for watching! If you've read this far, you're my hero! Like, comment, and subscribe — these aren't just buttons; they're your support, which I really appreciate! For advertising and partnership inquiries: [email protected] I'm also on social media—come visit, it's got its own vibe: https://www.instagram.com/radaiterki?... I'd be happy to see you! ;) Timecodes: 00:00 Flight delayed? What the airline owes you 01:21 Air passenger rights in Germany and the EU in simple terms 02:08 When Fluggastrechte apply: flights from and to the EU 02:58 Flight delays: when compensation of up to €600 is due 04:15 Food, drinks, hotels, and transfers during a flight delay 05:34 Flight cancellations: refunds or alternative flights 06:38 Overbookings: what to do if you weren't boarded 07:39 What to do at the airport: photos, receipts, boards, and evidence 09:04 Lost or delayed baggage: deadlines, reporting, and compensation 10:22 Queue at the Sicherheitskontrolle: who is responsible for a missed flight 11:34 Strike and flight cancellation: when the airline is still obligated to help 12:25 Ticket through an intermediary: who to contact for assistance Compensation 13:07 New EU Air Passenger Rights: What Will Change 14:15 Where to Check Flight Compensation for Free 15:02 The Main Points in Brief: Delays, Cancellations, Baggage, and Your Rights 15:55 Share Your Experience: Did You Get a Flight Refund? 16:18 Rada and Controversy: Life in Germany and Europe in Plain English