Urgent Easter travel warning as flight delays could cost parents £160

With the Easter break nearing its end in England, students are set to return to school - but families vacationing abroad may be faced with a £160 fine if one thing happensLifestyleParul Sharma13:51, 17 Apr 2025As the Easter half term nears its end in England, children are all set to return to schools. Scores of families have gone on holiday over the Easter period, but for families who have ventured abroad, a fine of £160 might be on the way if flight delays lead to their children missing school.Legal experts at HCB Solicitors have issued a warning to families that they could face fines due to cancelled or delayed flights and shouldn't expect airlines to cover the costs. The firm's analysis of Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) data highlighted that last May, UK airports had an average delay of 17 minutes and nearly 1,901 flight cancellations.‌READ MORE: Easter travel chaos warning as millions of Brits face delays on trains, flights and major roadsUnder the current regulations, parents can...