Birmingham Airport flight compensation rules as Brits look to claim money back after airport is evacuated
The CAA says: "The cases have centred on whether technical faults on an aircraft could be an extraordinary circumstance. In June 2014 the English Court of Appeal issued a judgment in the Jet2 v Huzar case which provided clarity in the UK that technical problems were not an extraordinary circumstance."
Birmingham Airport back open after evacuation
Birmingham Airport said it was "slowly returning to normal" after its terminal was evacuated over a suspicious vehicle. Many flights were grounded and people told to leave the airport building while a police operation got under way at about 12:20 BST.
Birmingham Airport has now reopened after the area was evacuated due to reports of a 'suspicious' vehicle on the site.
Birmingham Airport has been evacuated following a report of a suspicious ... Whatever the cause of a long delay or ...
Birmingham Airport has been closed and all operations currently suspended amid a police incident. Passengers have been ...
Birmingham Airport in England is returning to normal after being evacuated due to a suspicious vehicle. Police had suspended ...
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