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Re:When Airlines Screw Up Your Flight, AirHelp (YC W14) Gets... by bushido on Wednesday March 05, 2014 @07:17PM (#7350954)
It will most definitely be a limited power of attorney for this event only. They should have called it "Representative Appointment Form" like other industries do.

The latter is technically a limited power of attorney too.

Edit: The following is from their EU POA form:

   This power of attorney shall become effective on the day of signature and shall expire if revoked by me/us in writing. This document shall be construed and interpreted as a general power of attorney and my/our Agent shall have full authority to act on my/our behalf in relation to my/our claims resulting from disruptions of flights pursuant to EU Regulation 261/04. I/we furthermore grant my/our Agent the authority to:

   *(1) undertake all appropriate legal – judicial and extrajudicial – measures appropriate to collect my/our claim(s) from the airline until the claim is fully settled;*

   *(2) collect and receive payments on my/our behalf.*
Re:When Airlines Screw Up Your Flight, AirHelp (YC W14) Gets... by bertil on Wednesday March 05, 2014 @09:55PM (#7351582)
Could a lawyer express an informed opinion about that?