Air transport. The Court of Justice rules on the requirement to present oneself for check-in in good time
In order to be entitled to compensation in the event of a delay of three hours or more after the arrival time originally scheduled, an air passenger must have presented himself in good time for check-in or, if he has already checked in online, at the airport to a representative of the operating air carrier
Air transport. The Court of Justice rules on the compensation for a passenger who autonomously books a replacement flight
The right to compensation cannot be enjoyed by a passenger who, on account of a risk of a long delay in arrival at the final destination of the flight on which he has a confirmed reservation, or even on account of sufficient evidence of such a delay, has himself booked an alternative flight and has reached the final destination with a delay of less than three hours after the originally scheduled arrival time