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European Parliament upgrades air passenger rights, including compensation and free baggage.

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The European Parliament approved changes to air passenger rights regulations aimed at improving protection for travelers.
The new rules, which received 646 votes in favor, include provisions for faster compensation for flight delays and cancellations.
Passengers will now have the option for free seat selection for children and improved transparency regarding charges.
The regulations mark the first significant reform of air passenger rights in the EU in over 13 years.
These changes will come into effect following the conclusion of negotiations with the EU Council.

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