EU Regulation 261/2004 protects passengers on many flights from EU airports and some flights into the EU. We help you check eligibility and pursue the airline.
3+ hour arrival delays can qualify when the airline is responsible.
Late-notice cancellations may qualify, especially under 14 days before departure.
Overbooking and involuntary denied boarding can trigger compensation rights.
EU261 is the passenger rights law that sets fixed compensation for eligible disruption. It can apply regardless of your nationality when the flight itself is covered.
Airlines often reject valid claims or ask for repeated evidence. We prepare the claim, handle correspondence and escalate where appropriate.
Passengers departing from an EU airport are usually covered, and some flights into the EU on EU airlines are also covered.
Compensation is commonly EUR250, EUR400 or EUR600 per passenger depending on flight distance.
No. Coverage is based mainly on the flight route and airline, not the passenger’s nationality.
Use the free checker and see whether your flight looks eligible.
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