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Aegean flight delayed or cancelled? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004 — most island and European claims are €250 or €400. Know your rights by the hour. Check in 2 minutes.

Aer Lingus delayed or cancelled your flight — including transatlantic? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004, both ways. A Dublin–US delay is €600. Check in 2 minutes.

airBaltic delayed or cancelled your flight from Riga, Tallinn or Vilnius? Under EU 261/2004 the Latvian carrier owes you €250 or €400 per person — and €600 on its one Dubai route. Watch the intra-EU cap. Check in 2 minutes.

Air Dolomiti delayed your feeder flight and you missed a Lufthansa long-haul connection from Munich or Frankfurt? On one booking, EU 261/2004 is judged to your final destination — so a short €250 hop can be worth €600. Check in 2 minutes.

Air Europa delayed or cancelled your flight from Madrid to Latin America — Buenos Aires, Lima, Bogotá, Havana? As a Spanish airline it owes you up to €600 per person under EU 261/2004, in BOTH directions. Check your claim in 2 minutes.

Air France flight delayed, cancelled or hit by a strike? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004 — and its own pilot strikes count. Check your claim in 2 minutes.

Air Malta closed in 2024 — its successor KM Malta Airlines flies the Maltese network now, under the same KM code. A delayed Malta flight owes you €250 or €400 under EU 261/2004. Old Air Malta claims are far harder. Check in 2 minutes.

Air Nostrum delayed your Iberia Regional feeder and you missed an Iberia long-haul connection from Madrid to Latin America? On one booking, EU 261/2004 is judged to your final destination — so a €250 hop can be worth €600. Check in 2 minutes.

Air Serbia delayed or cancelled your flight to Belgrade? If it departed an EU airport — Vienna, Frankfurt, Paris — you're owed €250 or €400 per person under EU 261/2004. But the flight home from Belgrade isn't covered. Check in 2 minutes.

American Airlines delayed or cancelled your transatlantic flight from Europe? If it departed an EU airport you're owed €600 per person under EU 261/2004 — even though American is a US airline. Check in 2 min.

Austrian Airlines flight delayed, cancelled or hit by a strike? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004 — and its own staff strikes count. Check your claim in 2 minutes.

Avianca delayed or cancelled your flight from Madrid, Barcelona or Paris to Latin America? If it departed an EU airport you're owed €600 per person under EU 261/2004. But the return from Bogotá isn't covered — the catch of flying a non-EU carrier. Check in 2 minutes.

Binter delayed or cancelled your Canary Islands flight? Even a 30-minute inter-island hop owes you €250 per person under EU 261/2004 if you land 3+ hours late — and Canaries–mainland routes pay €400. The flight's length doesn't matter. Check in 2 minutes.

British Airways delayed or cancelled your flight — or had another IT meltdown? You're owed up to £520 / €600 per passenger in CASH under UK261 / EU 261, not Avios. Check your claim in 2 minutes.

Brussels Airlines flight delayed, cancelled or hit by a strike? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004 — and its own staff strikes count, even if Belgian national strikes don't. Check in 2 min.

Canaryfly delayed or cancelled your inter-island flight in the Canaries? Even a 30-minute hop owes you €250 per person under EU 261/2004 if you land 3+ hours late. The flight's length doesn't matter — only the clock. Check in 2 minutes.

Condor delayed or cancelled your holiday flight, or rebooked you onto a later one? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004, both ways — but rerouting can halve it. See the 50% rule and check in 2 min.

Delta delayed or cancelled your transatlantic flight? If it departed an EU airport you're owed €600 per person under EU 261/2004. And if a 'Delta' flight was actually operated by KLM or Air France, even the flight home is covered. Check in 2 minutes.

easyJet flight delayed or cancelled? Most claims are €250 (£220) under EU 261 / UK261, but you're also owed meals, a hotel and even a refund the longer you wait. Check what you're due in 2 minutes.

Emirates delayed or cancelled your flight from Europe to Dubai? If it departed an EU airport you're owed €600 per person under EU 261/2004 — even though Emirates is a UAE airline. Check in 2 minutes.

Etihad delayed or cancelled your flight from the EU to Abu Dhabi? If it departed an EU airport you're owed up to €600 per person under EU 261/2004 — even though Etihad is a UAE airline. Check in 2 min.

Booked Condor or Marabu and flew a European Air Charter A320? It's a Bulgarian (EU) wet-lease carrier — so EU 261/2004 covers you, but the airline you BOOKED usually pays, not European Air Charter. €250 or €400 per person. Check in 2 minutes.

Eurowings flight delayed, cancelled or hit by a pilot strike? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004 — and its own strikes count. Most claims are €250. Check in 2 minutes.

Finnair delayed or cancelled your flight, or rebooked you onto a later one? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004, both ways — but rerouting can halve it. See the 50% rule and check in 2 min.

flydubai delayed or cancelled your flight to Dubai? If it departed an EU airport you're owed up to €600 per person under EU 261/2004, low-cost Emirati carrier or not. The flight home from Dubai isn't covered. Check in 2 minutes.

Booked a holiday with Blue Style or another tour operator and flew HelloJets? It's a Romanian (EU) charter airline, so EU 261/2004 covers it both ways — €250 or €400 per person. The catch: it's the airline whose name isn't on your ticket. Check in 2 minutes.

HiSky delayed or cancelled your flight from Bucharest or Chișinău? A Bucharest (EU) departure is always covered — €250 or €400 under EU 261/2004. A Chișinău departure depends on which HiSky entity operated it. Check in 2 minutes.

Iberia delayed or cancelled your flight — including to or from Latin America? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004, both ways. Long-haul claims are €600 each. Check in 2 min.

ITA Airways delayed or cancelled your flight — including to the Americas? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004, both ways. But you can't claim ITA for an old Alitalia flight. Check in 2 min.

Jet2 flight delayed or cancelled — even on a Jet2holidays package? You're still owed £220–520 / €250–600 per person under UK261 / EU 261, PLUS package-holiday rights on top. Bust the myth and check in 2 minutes.

KLM delayed or cancelled your flight, or rebooked you onto a later one? Under EU 261/2004 it owes you €250–600 per person — but rerouting can halve it. See the 50% rule and check in 2 minutes.

Loganair delayed or cancelled your Scottish flight from Glasgow, Aberdeen or the islands? It's UK261, paid in pounds — £220 per person on its short domestic and lifeline routes, enforced by the UK CAA. Check your claim in 2 minutes.

LOT delayed or cancelled your flight — including to the US or Asia? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004, both ways. Warsaw long-haul claims are €600 each. Check in 2 min.

Lufthansa flight delayed, cancelled or hit by a strike? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004 — and its own strikes count. Check your claim in 2 minutes.

Booked a Condor holiday flight that turned out to be operated by Marabu? It's an Estonian (EU) carrier, so EU 261/2004 covers it both ways — €250 or €400 per person for a delay or cancellation. Check who operated your flight, then check in 2 minutes.

Neos delayed or cancelled your holiday flight from Italy to the Maldives, Zanzibar or the Caribbean? As an Italian airline it owes you €600 per person under EU 261/2004 — and unlike a non-EU charter, the flight HOME is covered too. Check in 2 minutes.

Norwegian flight delayed or cancelled? As an EEA airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004 — though now it's short-haul, most claims are €250. Know your rights by the hour. Check in 2 min.

Pegasus delayed or cancelled your flight from the EU to Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen? If it departed an EU airport you're owed €250–400 per person under EU 261/2004 — even though Pegasus is Turkish. Check in 2 min.

Ryanair delayed or cancelled your flight? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004 — even for its own strikes. Most short-haul claims are €250. Check in 2 minutes.

SAS flight delayed, cancelled or hit by a strike? As an EU/EEA airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004 — and its own pilot strikes count. SAS literally set that rule. Check in 2 min.

Smartwings delayed or cancelled your holiday flight from Prague to Greece, the Canaries or Egypt? As a Czech airline it owes you €250 or €400 per person under EU 261/2004 — both ways. Watch the intra-EU cap on the Canary Islands. Check in 2 minutes.

SunExpress delayed or cancelled your holiday flight from Germany or Austria to Antalya, Izmir or Dalaman? If it departed an EU airport you're owed €400 per person under EU 261/2004. The catch: the flight home from Turkey isn't covered. Check in 2 minutes.

SWISS flight delayed or cancelled from Zurich or Geneva? Switzerland isn't in the EU — but you're still owed €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004, applied by treaty. Check your claim in 2 minutes.

TAP delayed or cancelled your flight — including to Brazil or Africa? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004, both ways. But a rerouting can halve it. See the 50% rule and check in 2 min.

TAROM delayed or cancelled your flight from Bucharest to Rome, Madrid, London or Paris? As an EU airline it owes you €250 or €400 per person under EU 261/2004 — most Romanian-diaspora routes are €400. Check your claim in 2 minutes.

Transavia flight delayed or cancelled? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 under EU 261/2004 — most leisure claims are €250 or €400. Know your rights by the hour, and check in 2 minutes.

TUI flight delayed or cancelled — even as part of a package? You're still owed £220–520 / €250–600 per person under UK261 / EU 261, PLUS package-holiday rights on top. Bust the myth and check in 2 minutes.

Turkish Airlines delayed or cancelled your flight from the EU to Istanbul? If it departed an EU airport you're owed €250–600 per person under EU 261/2004 — even though Turkish is a non-EU airline. Check in 2 min.

United delayed or cancelled your transatlantic flight? If it departed an EU airport — Frankfurt, Munich, Amsterdam, Paris — you're owed €600 per person under EU 261/2004, US carrier or not. The catch: the return leg from the US isn't covered. Check in 2 minutes.

Virgin Atlantic delayed or cancelled your flight? It's all long-haul, so almost every claim is the top band — £520 / €600 per passenger in CASH, not Virgin Points, under UK261 / EU 261. Check in 2 minutes.

Volotea delayed or cancelled your flight between Europe's smaller cities — Nantes, Bordeaux, Venice, Palermo? As a Spanish airline it owes you €250 or €400 per person under EU 261/2004, plus meals and a hotel when there's no other flight. Check in 2 minutes.

Vueling delayed or cancelled your flight? As an EU airline it owes you €250–600 under EU 261/2004 — and most claims are €250. Know your rights by the hour, and that Spain's AESA can order Vueling to pay. Check in 2 min.

Wizz Air delayed or cancelled your flight? You're owed €250–600 in CASH under EU 261/2004 — not WIZZ credit. Most claims are €250. See why cash beats the '120% credit' offer and check in 2 minutes.

World2Fly delayed or cancelled your flight from Madrid or Lisbon to the Caribbean or Latin America? As a Spanish airline it owes you €600 per person under EU 261/2004 — and the flight home is covered too. A round trip can be €1,200 a head. Check in 2 minutes.