
Carriage by air is highly regulated, fiercely competitive and affected by strong passenger rights
Specialists in aviation
Air carriers are subject to very strict legal obligations when carrying either passengers or cargo. Furthermore, public regulation and safety requirements from authorities are increasing and the number of compensation claims due to flight delays is increasing. These issues place great demands on air carriers.
IUNO can assist air carriers with the many requirements and restrictions that apply to aviation. In case of injuries to passengers, damage to luggage or the aircraft, we are by your side right from the initial claim and if necessary, all the way until the Supreme Court
Specialists in aviation
Air carriers are subject to very strict legal obligations when carrying either passengers or cargo. Furthermore, public regulation and safety requirements from authorities are increasing and the number of compensation claims due to flight delays is increasing. These issues place great demands on air carriers.
IUNO can assist air carriers with the many requirements and restrictions that apply to aviation. In case of injuries to passengers, damage to luggage or the aircraft, we are by your side right from the initial claim and if necessary, all the way until the Supreme Court
EU Regulation 261/2004
EU Regulation 261/2004 serves to protect the rights of passengers in case of cancellations, rerouting, delays and denied boarding. However, over the last few years this regulation has formed the basis for a new professional trade; the so called ‘claims farmers’. These companies systematically chase passengers and then file claims against air carriers. However, not all such claims are justified.
IUNO can assist the air carriers with handling the so-called “261-claims” in the jurisdictions of Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
EU Regulation 261/2004
EU Regulation 261/2004 serves to protect the rights of passengers in case of cancellations, rerouting, delays and denied boarding. However, over the last few years this regulation has formed the basis for a new professional trade; the so called ‘claims farmers’. These companies systematically chase passengers and then file claims against air carriers. However, not all such claims are justified.
IUNO can assist the air carriers with handling the so-called “261-claims” in the jurisdictions of Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
Often the claims are filed on the basis of flight delays or cancellations. But a flight delay or a cancellation in itself does not entitle the passenger to compensation – several other conditions must be present. Even when the passenger is entitled to compensation, this should of course be calculated correctly. Collateral costs like collection fees, interest or other added costs should also be carefully reviewed.
IUNO can assist air carriers with handling the many claims arising from EU regulation 261. We make sure that only the justified claims are accepted.
Damage and liability
Air carrier liability is governed by a maze of complex and compulsory legislation, which includes rules concerning time barring, notice of complaints, limit of liability and jurisdiction. In case of injuries to the flight crew the air carrier should also consider the employer’s liability to its employees; such claims should also be reported to the liability insurance of the air carrier.
IUNO can assist air carriers with these matters in Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
Damage and liability
Air carrier liability is governed by a maze of complex and compulsory legislation, which includes rules concerning time barring, notice of complaints, limit of liability and jurisdiction. In case of injuries to the flight crew the air carrier should also consider the employer’s liability to its employees; such claims should also be reported to the liability insurance of the air carrier.
IUNO can assist air carriers with these matters in Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
Claims may arise in a number of cases; when baggage falls from an overhead compartment, when a stewardess is injured after turbulence, when an aircraft is damaged during ground operations or when baggage becomes missing or delayed.
Each claim should be handled differently, and it can be difficult to evaluate and calculate correctly. Therefore, it is not unusual that a claim is reduced or waived, when the correct legal rules are applied.
IUNO can help air carriers assess these claims and ensure that only justified claims are accepted. We have great experience in cooperating with the insurance companies.
Commercial matters
Every day, air carriers are met with complex legal challenges, e.g. in relation to marketing, wet / dry lease agreements, authorities and commercial agreements with travel agencies, other commercial partners, and suppliers.
At IUNO, we are ready to assume the role of in-house counsel to the air carrier on day-to-day legal matters.
Commercial matters
Every day, air carriers are met with complex legal challenges, e.g. in relation to marketing, wet / dry lease agreements, authorities and commercial agreements with travel agencies, other commercial partners, and suppliers.
At IUNO, we are ready to assume the role of in-house counsel to the air carrier on day-to-day legal matters.
In relation to consumers, a number of legal rules apply, e.g. in relation to marketing and pricing. Disputes may also arise in relation to travel agencies, e.g. regarding price adjustments. Also, cooperation agreements and supplier agreements, e.g. leasing arrangements, should be very carefully drafted.
At IUNO we can assist in all legal matters relating to the business operations of an air carrier.
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Aage
Krogh
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Adam
Harding Ryyd Lange
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Albert
Berg Giese
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Amalie
Bjerre Hilmand
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Anna
Bonander
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Anna
Kreutzmann
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Anne
Voigt Kjær
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Anton
Winther Hansen
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Ashley
Kristine Morton
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Aurora
Maria Thunes Truyen
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Bror
Johan Kristensen
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Caroline
Sofie Urup Malmstrøm
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Chris
Anders Nielsen
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Cille
Fahnø
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Clara
Caballero Stephensen
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Daniel
Bornhøft Nielsen
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Ea
Tingkær Hesselfeldt
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Ellen
Priess-Hansen
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Elvira
Feline Basse Schougaard
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Ema
Besic-Ahmetagic
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Feline
Honoré Jepsen
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Fiona
Wahl
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Fransine
Andersson
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Frederikke
Østerlund Haarder
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Frida
Assarson
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Gustav
Vestergaard
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Holger
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Ian
Englev Jensen
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Ida
Marie Skovgaard Rubæk
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Celina Bastrup Lüthje
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Jacqueline
Lucia Chrillesen
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Johanne
Berner Nielsen
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Julia
Wolfe
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Maria Falkenberg Lending
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Nova Ordell Guldbrand Thygaard
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Tang Nielsen
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Karoline
Halfdan Petersen
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Kateryna
Buriak
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Laura
Jørgensen
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Bennesen
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Marie
Møller Christensen
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Bech Linaa
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Cecillia Jørgensen
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Mie
Lundberg Larsen
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Brinck Søberg
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Nourchaine
Sellami
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Rosa
Gilliam-Vigh
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Agopian
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Klinker Brodersen
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Brünnich Fogh von Deden
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Silje
Moen Knutsen
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Bank Olstrøm
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Sejersbøl Christiansen
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Mai Gregaard Handberg
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