Claim compensation now for your flight delay or cancelled flight

If you're travelling to or from an airport in the EU you're protected by the best air passenger rights. Your consumer travel rights are secured with EU regulation EC 261 that requires airlines to compensate air passengers in case of flight delay or another flight disruption.

So if your flight is canceled by airline at short notice, delayed by 3 hours or more, or you're denied boarding to an airplane without your fault, you can claim up to $700 in compensation.

The USA has regulations in place to protect flight passengers from overbooking. If you're denied boarding the airplane due to overbooking (not enough available seats), you could claim up to $1,350 in compensation.

Air travellers in the US also benefit from regulations protecting passengers in cases of tarmac delays and luggage problems.

More than 130 countries have approved the Montreal Convention. It provides for basic passenger rights of air travelers flying internationally.

The Montreal Convention requires airlines to reimburse travel expenses incurred by the passengers due to flight disruptions. That includes delayed and canceled flights, and delayed or lost checked-in luggage.