Are you a person with a disability or reduced mobility, are you interested in travelling by air or would you like to receive assistance adapted to your needs?
European legislation gives you rights, on the ground and in the air, throughout the European Union. If you consider that these provisions have not been respected, you may bring the matter to the attention of the airport manager or the air carrier. If you are unsatisfied with their responses, you may lodge a complaint with the enforcement body in your country.
PRM Guidelines
On 14 June 2012, the European Commission published guidelines to improve and facilitate the application of Regulation (EC) 1107/2006 [SWD(2012)171] 
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The guidelines are based on a detailed assessment of the Regulation and have been thoroughly discussed with national authorities and other interested parties (air transport industry, consumer representatives and representatives of persons with disabilities or reduced mobility). They are subject to any future interpretation of the Regulation by the European Court of Justice and do not represent an interpretation of the Regulation by NEBs, Member States or the European Commission.
National competent authorities
National Enforcement Bodies [175 KB] according to Regulation [EC] 1107/2006 from 5 July 2006.
The EU rules oblige Member States to nominate or create “national enforcement bodies”, whose role is to verify that transport operators are treating all passengers in accordance with their rights. Passengers who believe they have not been treated correctly should contact the body in the country where the incident took place.