The European Union is considering changes to the EU261 regulation, which currently protects air passengers by providing compensation for delays of three hours or more. Proposed revisions could raise the compensation threshold to five hours, potentially weakening passenger rights and increasing inconvenience. Experts warn that this could lead to more delays and fewer passengers receiving compensation. The discussion is ongoing, with significant implications for consumer protections in air travel. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)