This House of Commons briefing paper provides an overview of what consumers can expect when their travel or holiday booking has been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, and their legal rights
Documents to download
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Civil Aviation Bill (299 KB, PDF)
The main changes proposed in the Bill are intended to modernise the regulatory framework for civil aviation in the UK through:
• reforms to the legislative framework for the economic regulation of airports;
• the legislative framework of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA); and
• by conferring certain aviation security functions on the CAA.
It also contains a provision to widen the Secretary of State’s powers so that holidays sold by airlines or arranged on an ‘agent for the consumer’ basis could be included in the ATOL scheme in the future.
Documents to download
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Civil Aviation Bill (299 KB, PDF)
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