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It is somewhat hard to answer this one. You obviously concerned, but not enough to forfeit the course and cancel the trip. You are a bit afraid, but not enough so to overcome you 'flight shame' and ho …

As said, the best you can do is to take into account: Official guidelines and expert advice Possible travel restrictions The medical situation if you need treatment there or at home The decision i …

Under EU rules you always get a refund. The extraordinary circumstances only mean that they don't have to pay any additional compensation. So far for the legal side. Their homepage does only offer vo …

First off, the advisory that you linked is a travel advisory. This means that it is just that: Advice that you should not currently travel without an important reason. As there is no prohibition, yo …

TL;DR: You can, possibly, in some places, but it may not be a great idea. Whether it is legal depends on the Bundesland (state) — to put it simply, the federal government has no authority in these ma …

We do not know what will be the case in summer - the current regulations will be "reviewed", but it is unclear when they will be relaxed. For the current regulation the federal police (Bundespolizei …

There is lot of misinformation going around on this; so lets break it down. First off, at the time of writing the chances that someone on a Munich-London flight has the Coronavirus are extremely remot …

No, there will be no compensation. Neither the flight or the destination is related to the EU, so the EU compensation rules do not apply and Turkey‘s passenger rights do not include automatic compensa …

He shouldn't get stressed too much. Lufthansa/Swiss are rearranging their schedule a bit, due to decreased demand. And yes, this will mean that some flights are cancelled. That does not mean that all …

Deutsche Bahn allows you to cancel you travel if the reason for travel becomes obsolete - this includes quarantine at the destination. This should allow you to cancel if the tickets are DB tickets. Ot …

If the delay is due to decreased demand (as opposed to government measures) they are liable for compensation. In fact, if they claim extraordinary circumstances it is on them to prove that to you. I‘ …

This is a variation of a question that came up often enough. In practice, a chargeback will currently be your only recourse in cases like this. For obvious reasons, airlines do not want to give refun …