Delayed Flight
Arrival at the final destination is around 3 hours late or more.
Minor delay, no missed arrival threshold, or unclear timing.
Your flight was disrupted.Claim up to €600 per passenger.
Check whether your delayed, cancelled, overbooked, or missed-connection flight may qualify for compensation.
What usually helps a compensation claim?
These examples show the facts that can support a case, and the details that can make it weaker.
Cancelled Flight
The airline cancelled close to departure and rerouting arrived much later.
Early notice was given or a similar replacement flight was offered.
Denied Boarding
You were involuntarily denied boarding, often because the flight was overbooked.
You chose not to fly or lacked required travel documents.
Missed Connection
An earlier segment caused you to miss the onward flight on the same booking.
Separate bookings or a self-made connection can make the case weaker.
Partner program
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Practical articles for delayed, cancelled, overbooked, and missed-connection flights.
How much flight compensation can you receive?
A practical guide to the €250, €400, and €600 compensation bands and the facts that affect your claim.
Which documents do you need for a flight claim?
The useful documents to prepare before submitting a delayed, cancelled, overbooked, or missed-connection flight claim.
What happens after you submit a flight claim?
A step-by-step overview of review, airline submission, status updates, and payout after a claim is submitted.
Add evidence when you have it. Missing files can be uploaded later.
- Booking confirmation or e-ticket
- Boarding pass, if available
- Airline delay or cancellation message
- Receipts for meals, hotel, or transport