Scott Welsch
Location: London, United Kingdom
Scott Welsch, Co-Founder of EU Flight Compensation and London-based attorney, specializes in travel law. He is dedicated to educating European travelers about their rights, ensuring they understand their entitlements and receive due compensation for flight delays and cancellations.
Experience
Since 2011, Scott Welsch has been running his own law firm in London. With 50% of his workload dedicated to flight compensation, Scott has a wealth of experience in this field. His commitment to educating others stems from the widespread lack of awareness about passengers’ rights.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What inspired you to create EU Flight Compensation?
I was motivated by the widespread lack of awareness among air passengers about their rights. With half of my workload focused on flight compensation, I saw the need to educate travelers and help them secure the compensation they deserve.
What can users expect from EU Flight Compensation?
Users can expect reliable, well-researched information about their rights as air passengers, guidance on how to claim compensation, and updates on relevant regulations.
What is your experience?
I have been running my own law firm in London since 2011, with a significant portion of my practice dedicated to travel law and flight compensation cases.
How do you ensure the quality of content?
We ensure quality through thorough research, staying updated on the latest regulations, and leveraging my extensive experience in travel law to provide accurate and valuable information.
What are your future plans for EU Flight Compensation?
Our future plans include expanding our educational resources, offering more in-depth guides, and increasing outreach to ensure more travelers are aware of their rights and how to claim compensation.
Articles By Scott Welsch
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Scott Welsch
As travel becomes increasingly global, understanding your rights as a passenger is crucial. If you’re regularly jet-setting between the UK
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Delays happen when you’re flying for any number of reasons, including ones that are within the airline’s control and those
Flight disruptions can cause a ripple effect, not just in personal plans but in airports across the world. That’s why
EC 261 is in place to hold airlines accountable to their own timetable. If they have a flight delay or
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EC 261 holds airlines accountable if their passengers face avoidable delays and cancellations. However, the keyword is avoidable. If it’s
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Passengers love EC 261 because it provides additional compensation when there is an avoidable flight issue or delay. However, there’s
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EC 261 helps hold airlines accountable for flight issues that are within their control, but they have an out if
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If you’re looking to claim compensation under EC 261, you’ll see a little exception that says that airlines are not
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Airline strikes can be stressful. There are many different unions that can strike and completely derail your travel plans. There
While it’s not common, airlines can declare bankruptcy, leaving passengers wondering what their rights are and if they are even