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EU lawmakers uphold 3-hour flight delay compensation rule

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European lawmakers agreed to maintain the existing three-hour delay threshold for compensation.
The decision follows a decade-long debate among EU member states.
The agreement reinforces passenger rights within the airline industry in the EU.
All 27 member states supported this proposal during discussions.
The new rules will affect airline passenger rights moving forward.

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European lawmakers agreed to maintain the existing three-hour delay threshold for compensation.
The decision follows a decade-long debate among EU member states.
The agreement reinforces passenger rights within the airline industry in the EU.
All 27 member states supported this proposal during discussions.
The new rules will affect airline passenger rights moving forward.

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