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Question: A few weeks ago, I booked a flight with Transavia going back from Prague to Paris on the Wednesday 10th June 2015.
Yesterday, I received an email saying "your reservation has been updated, click on the following link to see the new time for your flight" and on the linked web page, the flight appears to be on the 12th June.
I have not acknowledged the change yet.

Changing the "time" of the flight by 48 hours seems a bit extreme to me.

Is that legal at all? Is there any procedure to ask for compensations for the additional time off work I'll need to take or for the extra hotel nights ?


Answer: Flight rescheduled, what are my options?


Question: At least in Vancouver Airport one has to spend a lot of time to get to the electronic customs declaration kiosks. This got me thinking - is it possible to fill out the paper based customs declaration (form E311) instead (saved up from a previous overland trip) instead of using the electronic version? One could then skip the first queue and directly stand in line for the immigration officers. 

If it matters, I'm a Canadian resident who is not a US/Canadian citizen.


Answer: Can you fill the printed customs form to save time in Canadian airports?


Question: I am in Europe and my wife is in South America. I'd like to buy her a flight ticket to her to come here. I am not going to fly with her. The most affordable ticket is Condor's but, according to their "Live Chat" person, I can only buy that ticket with a Credit Card even though I could buy using Debit Card from their payment system. 

So, I am bit confused if the person who answered me was confused as well.

Does anyone here ever bought a ticket for someone else [in Condor]? 


Answer:
How to buy a flight ticket for someone else in Condor?