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Delayed Flight Tracker - Today’s Flight Cancellations and Delays

Find out if your UK flight has been delayed or cancelled with our flight tracking tool.

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To check if your flight is delayed or canceled, simply enter information such as your departure airport or airline

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How can I track my flight delay?

To check the status of your delayed flight, simply enter your basic details, such as the airline or departure airport, into the AirAdvisor Flight Delay Tracker. Click the search button, and you will instantly see whether your UK flight is delayed or canceled today.

If you don’t see your flight listed, good news! It might be on time and operating as usual, it might be too soon or too old to check, or it may operate under a “code-sharing” agreement, meaning your specific flight number may not be listed.

Whatever the reason, you can still check for compensation eligibility using our free flight compensation checker tool.

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How do I find out if my flight has been cancelled or delayed?

In most cases, your airline will tell you if your flight has been cancelled or delayed by sending you an SMS or email message. You can also follow these steps to check if your flight has been canceled:

  1. Visit your airline's official website or mobile app. Most airlines offer a 'Flight Status' feature where you can enter your flight number to receive real-time updates.
  2. Use our search tool above or check platforms like FlightAware and Flightradar24 to track flight status by airline or airport.
  3. Check specific airport websites for departure and arrival information. Airports often update their flight information displays and websites with the latest details.
  4. Call the airline to inquire about your flight status.

Why are flights cancelled today?

Today's UK flight cancellations could be due to dangerous weather, air traffic restrictions, lack of airplanes or staff, technical problems, low passenger numbers, or industrial actions (strikes). You can find more information about the cause of your cancelled flight by taking the following steps:

  1. Check your airline or airport website for updates.
  2. Get the latest information about your flight status by signing up for your airline's email or SMS notifications.
  3. Visit flight tracker sites for in-depth information on flight status.
  4. Check if the weather is severe on AccuWeather.
  5. If you're already at the airport, check information screens or ask airport staff.

You can check out this article to learn more about the top reasons your flight gets cancelled.

What do I do if my flight is cancelled in the UK?

Here’s what you should do if your flight is cancelled today or recently:

  1. Ask the airline what caused the cancellation and keep their response.
  2. Decide whether you want to accept an alternate booking or a refund for your flight.
  3. If you accept a rebooking, request meal vouchers if you have to wait 2+ hours for your departure.
  4. If your new flight won’t depart until the next day, ask for lodging and related transport.
  5. Keep receipts for all out-of-pocket expenses if you aren’t given care and assistance by the airline.
  6. Gather your flight details and supporting documents and file your cancellation compensation claim.

Get cash compensation for delays and cancellations

You could be eligible for cash compensation if your flight meets the following conditions:

  • Your flight was delayed and arrived 3+ hours later than your scheduled arrival time.
  • The flight disruption happened in the last 6 years.
  • Your flight departed from an EU or UK airport, regardless of the airline, or
  • Your flight arrived at an EU or UK airport with an EU or UK-based airline.

 

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