
Flight cancelled? You may be owed up to €600. Here's how to claim
Short-notice cancellations often trigger fixed compensation under EU261, on top of a refund or re-routing. Here is how to tell if your flight qualifies.
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Short-notice cancellations often trigger fixed compensation under EU261, on top of a refund or re-routing. Here is how to tell if your flight qualifies.
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Refused a seat despite a valid ticket? Involuntary denied boarding can trigger up to €600 in compensation plus care and re-routing.
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Not every delay pays out, but if you arrived 3+ hours late at your final destination, you may be entitled to up to €600 under EU261.
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Multi-leg trips confuse passengers and airlines alike. If both flights were on one booking and you arrived 3+ hours late, compensation may still apply.
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Airlines sell more tickets than seats on purpose. If you were bumped without volunteering, you may have a strong compensation claim.
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Strikes are the excuse airlines use most, but not every strike removes your right to compensation. Here is how courts draw the line.
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EC 261/2004 is the rulebook airlines hope you never read. Here is a plain-English guide to compensation, refunds, and care.
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EU law guarantees free assistance at every stage of your journey, and disability rights work alongside standard delay and cancellation claims.
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