Gatwick: What are your rights if your flight is delayed or cancelled?

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Gatwick: What are your rights if your flight is delayed or cancelled?
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Gatwick has warned passengers about delays and cancellations after a 'security incident'. Sky News looks at what protections are in place for those affected.

Gatwick Airport's South Terminal has been heavily disrupted after a 'suspected prohibited item' was discovered in luggage, leaving passengers in limbo. Some passengers were reportedly left on planes that weren't taking off, while others were stranded in the airport for hours after Gatwick made the announcement this morning. Sussex Police said the explosive ordnance disposal team was being sent in 'as a precaution' and a security cordon was put in place.

Airlines may not always be able to arrange care and assistance for all passengers during major disruptions directly, but the UK Civil Aviation Authority says you can organise the things listed for yourself and then claim the cost back from your airline later if you keep every receipt and do not spend more than is deemed reasonable. In other words, don't splash out on things like alcohol and luxury hotels during your wait and expect to claim your money back later.

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