Flight delay or cancellation caught you in the airport? No worries! You may be protected by Regulation 261/2004, which also makes part of UK law. In many cases, your stress and suffering will be repaid by both flight refund and compensation of up to €600 (£510).
We at AirAdvisor has put together a simple guideline for you to follow whenever you experience flight disruption:
To be entitled to compensation, any traveller shall meet the EU regulated eligibility criteria as below:
Moreover, your case shall satisfy the following conditions to be eligible for compensation:
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You have three options for getting your flight delay compensation: contact the airline directly, hire a legal representative or involve AirAdvisor to act on your behalf. The latter alternative would allow you to avoid the stress associated with arguing with the airlines and save money that you would spend on a lawyer.
Usually, you may claim compensation for cancelled flights in Europe or done with an EU air carrier if you were informed about cancellation less than 14 days before the flight date.
You could ask airline employees for complimentary communication means, meals and drinks if you are stuck in the airport for at least 2 hours. For arriving late over 3 hours at the final destination, you may also claim a cash compensation of up to €600 (£510).
The deadline to submit your claim is defined by EC Regulation for flight delays. It is up to 3 years after flight disruption. It is valid for most EU countries but might be less or more. For the UK and Ireland, for example, it is up to 6 years.
Yes, you may claim compensation for delayed flights due to snow or other weather conditions. Each case is treated differently depending on the airport location and severity of the weather.
It all depends on who is on strike. You may get compensation for the strike of airline staff but not for the strike of third parties such as airport workers.
Usually, you may get EU flight delay compensation for a 3 hours delay at the final destination.
Your flight shall meet the eligibility requirements established by EC261 to have the right to compensation. Usually, you may get compensation for flights arriving at the final destination with a delay of over 3 hours.
Yes, usually, if a flight arrives at your final destination with a 3-hour delay, you may claim for a diverted flight. However, the disruption shall not be due to extraordinary circumstances.
Usually, it is up to 3 years. But for many countries, it may be as long as 5 or even 10 years. For example, you can claim UK domestic flight delay compensation up to 6 years. The same is valid for Ireland.
If your flight is delayed 5 hours or more, you can ask for flight delay reimbursement in Europe. Remember that in many cases, you may be entitled to both a refund and compensation.
Yes, as long as you arrive at the final destination with a delay of over 3 hours. Moreover, the flight shall be diverted due to the airline’s fault, such as technical problems or others.
In most cases, yes. You may usually claim compensation if an airline notifies you about cancellation less than 14 days before the flight. You can check how much you can get with the AirAdvisor’s claim calculator.
No, any disruption caused by a third party rather than an airline itself exempts you from the right to compensation. However, it is always worth checking eligibility since some airlines provide wrong information to avoid paying money.
You have all the chances of getting the compensation if you were informed about cancellation less than 14 days before the departure.
You always have the chance of getting compensation for delays due to weather. Each such case is different from another: each detail, from airport location to the severity of weather conditions shall be investigated.
On the other hand, American airlines are not obliged to pay compensation for any kind of flight disruption, so you do not have the right to flight delay due to weather compensation in the US. But, you may still get compensation in the US if your flight was disrupted when travelling to or from the UK/Europe or when flying with a UK/EU airline.
You can claim between €125 (£100) and €600 (£510) for a cancelled flight. You can check the amount you are owed with the flight cancellation compensation calculator. The exact amount mainly depends on the distance of your flight. This is also true for delayed compensation calculation.
You should submit a compensation claim to an airline within the deadline. AirAdvisor can help you to do so effectively in the least amount of time.
As long as the flight was cancelled less than 14 days before the departure, you may get cash compensation.
If you arrive with a 3-hour delay at the final destination, you may claim money from the airline.
Usually, for flights delayed more than 2 hours, you are entitled to complimentary food, water and communication means.
Yes, as long as you checked in your luggage.
You can submit a claim directly to the airline or via a lawyer. However, the former option might not be as productive, and the latter one is costly. Thus, we advise you to contact our team at AirAdvisor. We can get your money stress free at zero cost.
Yes, you may have the right to compensation if an airline informed you about rescheduling less than 14 days prior to departure. The changes in the schedule can be a flight cancellation or flight change (thus, having a different number compared to the originally booked).
You can get between €250 (£210) and €600 (£510) for a delayed flight. The internal UK flight delay compensation amounts would be the same as defined by Regulation EC261.
You can claim cash compensation between €125 (£100) and €600 (£510) depending on the travel distance of the flight and other factors.
Yes, you may usually request compensation for flight cancellations less than 14 days before the flight.
Usually, no. You cannot get flight delay compensation due to air traffic control since it is considered an extraordinary circumstance. However, this is always a good idea to check if the airline provided you with accurate disruption reasons.
You can receive up to €600 (£510) in cash from an airline regardless of whether you claim for a missed connecting flight or other disruption.
Generally, weather conditions are viewed as extraordinary circumstances. However, it all depends on the gravity of the situation. If the fog was so heavy threatening the security of air passengers, the airline might cancel a flight, and the law will be on its side. Each flight compensation weather case needs further examination, so there is always a chance for getting compensation.
Yes, accepting food vouchers does not affect your right to compensation. Actually, you may be entitled to both. Usually, you can get airline vouchers for delayed flights or cancelled flights if you have to wait more than two hours in the airport. Otherwise, the airline shall offer complimentary meals and refreshments.
Yes, as long as your flight meets the criteria set by Regulation EU261. You may get EU flight compensation for connecting flights if you miss them due to the airline's fault, or any other flight disruption.
Yes, you may have the right to compensation if such bad weather conditions were examined to be harmless to the regular operation of an air carrier.
The main condition for getting compensation is arriving at the final destination with a delay of 3 or more hours.
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