Megan Taylor
AI Flight Refund Specialist at aiflightrefunds.com
Megan Taylor is a PhD candidate in Aviation Law and Economics at the University of Groningen, where her research focuses on the economic impact of EU Regulation 261/2004, the effectiveness of automated claim systems, and cross-jurisdictional passenger rights enforcement. She has published on compensation calculation models and the behavioral economics of airline dispute resolution. Deep experience. Intellectual curiosity.
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Recent articles by Megan Taylor
- London–New York Delay 2026: €600 EU Regulation 261 vs Montreal Proof November 7, 2026
- DEN–ASE Winter IROPS: Verify Rebooking and Refund Options Before You Commit November 4, 2026
- Canceled flight refund 2026: Department of Transportation (DOT) dashboard — 3 hours or more, claim or wait? November 1, 2026
- Instant vs bank-transfer EU261 payouts: a verify-first comparison guide October 29, 2026
- Flight Delay Refund 2026: Department of Transportation 3-Hour Tarmac Rule—Refund or Not? October 26, 2026
- Delayed Flight Compensation 2026: €250–€600 Cash vs Airline Voucher October 23, 2026
- Flight Refund or DOT Complaint: Verify the 6-Month Window, Then File October 20, 2026
- Flight delay compensation EU 2026: the €250/€400/€600 distance tiers October 17, 2026