Request Compensation and Refund for Delayed or Cancelled Flight SN2901
If you arrive at the Brussels Airport and happen to see your flight SN2901 status: Delayed or Cancelled, don’t get upset - we are here to help. Learn your passenger rights below in case your flight SN2901 heading to Vienna was disrupted.
Compensation for SN 2901 Flight Delay
Flight delay compensation may be available if your Brussels Airlines flight SN 2901 departing from Brussels Airport (BRU) and traveling to Vienna International Airport (VIE) experiences a delayed arrival. This is covered by Regulation EU EC261/ 2004 which requires Brussels Airlines to pay indemnification if the delay in flight arriving in Vienna is more than 3 hours.
Our free flight checker for flight SN2901 can help you verify if you are eligible to receive compensation from Brussels Airlines for your flight SN 2901 if your circumstances meet the criteria, and the AirAdvisor professional team can assist you in this process.
Compensation for Cancelled SN 2901 Flight
If your Brussels Airlines flight SN 2901 from Brussels Airport to Vienna International Airport gets cancelled, you may be eligible for a claim of 250€ if the specific circumstances of your flight qualify.
Brussels Airlines may often deny flight cancellation compensation requests made by clients without professional legal assistance, but with AirAdvisor claims, this is unlikely to happen.
Passenger Rights and Next Steps for Claiming Flight Compensation
Cancelled flight SN 2901: eligible for a refund
In the event of cancelled flight SN 2901, Brussels Airlines must legally meet your demand for a ticket reimbursement from Brussels to Vienna, as well as compensate you for any additional costs incurred as a result of the disruption, such as an overnight stay in Brussels.
Find more about flight SN2901 refund.
Route of Brussels Airlines's SN2901 flight from Brussels to Vienna
Brussels Airlines - Belgium's Premier Home Carrier
Brussels Airlines, the home carrier of Belgium, has been providing exceptional air travel experiences since its founding in 2006. Headquartered at the Brussels Airport, the airline is a member of the Star Alliance and part of the Lufthansa Group. With a fleet of 41 aircraft, Brussels Airlines flies to over 85 destinations worldwide. Their dedication to customer service is reflected by their team of 3,100 employees. Through their commitment to excellence, Brussels Airlines has become a beloved choice for both domestic and international travel.
A Summary of Brussels Airport
Located in the municipality of Zaventem in the Flemish Region of Belgium, Brussels Airport (IATA: BRU) is a 6.5 NM (12.0 km; 7.5 mi) international airport that serves as the home base for Brussels Airlines and TUI fly Belgium. In 2019, more than 26 million passengers arrived or departed, making it the 24th busiest airport in Europe. With a record of 90,000 passengers on 29 July 2016, Brussels Airport has a significant passenger flow. As a major employer in the region, the airport currently employs 20,000 people.
A Quick Look At Vienna Airport (VIE)
Vienna International Airport is the largest and most important airport in Austria, located just 11 miles (18 km) from the center of Vienna. With its four terminal buildings, the airport offers the full range of associated services, and is one of the few airports in Europe quoted on the stock exchange. It is an important hub for a number of destinations in Europe, and features a wide range of European destinations. In 2021, Vienna Airport saw 10.405.523 passengers, 111.567 flight movements, and 261.229 cargo in tonnes, making it a major player in the aviation industry.
FAQs about compensation for Brussels Airlines flight SN 2901 from Brussels to Vienna
What steps should be taken if flight SN 2901 from Brussels to Vienna gets delayed?
Inquire with the airline about the cause of the delay and submit a claim for compensation risk-free. AirAdvisor's skilled team can assist you in pursuing your claim even with Brussels Airlines. We have a No-Win, No-Fee policy, so there is no risk for you.
Can I receive compensation if my flight SN 2901 arrived at Vienna Airport 2 hours late?
Regulation EU EC261/ 2004 does not provide compensation for delays of less than 3 hours on flight SN 2901. But, in the situation your flight is cancelled, or the delay is longer than 3 hours, you may be eligible for flight delay compensation of up to 250€.
Is there a specific amount of compensation I can receive for the delay of my flight SN 2901?
Under UE 261 Regulation from 2004, a delay of 3 hours or longer of Vienna flight SN 2901 entitles you to claim compensation for delayed flight of 250€.
Are there any alternative names for flight SN2901?
The Brussels Airlines flight may also be known as SN2901, BEL2901, SN 2901, or BEL 2901.
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Recent Comments
We are a family of 4 traveling with our 2 children. Of 8 years and 11 years old. We were supposed to leave BRU airport at 0650 to Vienna to a connecting flight to Mykonos. Arrival time in Mykonos was planned for 1300 EEST. The flight with SNBrussels airline was cancelled at 0538 (already checked in at that moment), without giving a reason. We were transferred to another flight going to Frankfurt at 1120. (5 hours waiting time) This flight departed late (no reason given) so we missed our connecting flight in Frankfurt to Mykonos. In Frankfurt we were told to visit the service desk; stood in line for over 3 hours. We got transferred to another flight, going to Stuttgart at 2205 (15hours later than original departing time!!!). Because Stuttgart airport has no Lufthansa personnel, the service desk in Frankfurt could not arrange an hotel because our flight from Stuttgart to Mykonos would depart at 0550. (Arrival Stuttgart at 2330; due to late departure) Ground staff in Stuttgart arranged an hotel at midnight; we had to search the airport to find the ground staff since everything was closed. (Very bad service from Lufthansa!!) At 0550 we left with Eurowings flight to Mykonos to arrive at 0935 (EEST). The standard of service with Eurowings is different from the standard of service that SNBrussels or Lufthansa offers; no breakfast or drinks offered. Upon arrival our luggage was not transported with us. Our luggage was still in Brussels!!! After 6 days holidays we still do not have our luggage. Very bad communication from Lufthansa and SNBrussels. Only reachable through callcenter which cannot help us; no other means of communication possible.