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The recent bankruptcy of the Icelandic low-cost airline Fly Play has left numerous Spanish passengers stranded at airports across Europe. Many have seen their flights suddenly cancelled without prior notice and without receiving alternatives or assistance from the company. This episode, beyond the personal and economic difficulties it has caused, has once again highlighted the need to know and enforce the rights of passengers and consumers affected by an airline bankruptcy. From our firm, we are promoting the organization of a group of affected parties seeking to file a collective claim against the airline and ensure that the legal obligations protecting passengers are met. The union of those affected not only allows for the sharing of information and resources but also strengthens the legal position in the face of a corporate bankruptcy situation that, in many cases, leaves users in a position of vulnerability. Being part of a group of... Read More