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Flying from Dallas via Chicago the connecting flight to Reykjavik was cancelled after a 3-hour delay. It was rebooked at 1 am with an error on the ticket showing 2 flights the next day. The actual flights were day one overnight flight at 10:30 pm to Frankfurt and day two at 9:40 pm arriving in Reykjavik at 11:30 pm with customs to be cleared and transport to hotel to be on a tour bus by 8 am.

I am 74 traveling alone, joining a tour group, and found this to be ill-advised to undertake this itinerary. Insurance has classified this as a missed connection rather than a trip interruption. I feel age discrimination and complete disregard of circumstances.

I would have only had maybe 5 hours of sleep in 72 hours time, after only 4 hours of sleep the night of the cancellation. Plus the stress of maneuvering through customs in a country not on my original itinerary. How can I obtain compensation?

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    Which airline? What did they say when you told them the re-booking was not acceptable?
    – Traveller
    Commented Jun 1 at 4:44
  • A US airline re-booked with foreign airline. They said no other flights available. Foreign carrier said US Cartier had to make any changes. Commented Jun 2 at 14:40

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