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The regulation does not say “any carrier”.
It says “comparable transport conditions”. Which isn’t the same as “any”.
Please don’t make stuff up.
Sorry, I didn’t mean to make stuff up and imply it was the customer’s choice – just commenting on the OP’s desire to opt for a flight the same day as the cancelled one. More that the regs state “at the earliest opportunity”, rather than the next flight the carrier/codeshare partner has available. Lots of low-cost carriers are notoriously bad at not offering alternate carriers, leaving people stranded for days and days.
But it is the passengers choice!
I don’t blame carriers for offering a flight on their own metal, but I wouldn’t consider a next day flight acceptable unless it suited me or was the only option available.
But it is the passengers choice as detailed in Article 8
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