Your rights if your flight is delayed or cancelled

In case you booked a flight that departed from Europe or booked an EU airline flight that arrived to Europe, you may have rights under European law in case your flight is not on time or cancelled.

For the EU law to apply, you’ll need to:

  1. Have departed from the United Kingdom, European Union (EU), Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland
  2. Have arrived to the United Kingdom, European Union (EU), Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland by EU airline/carrier.
Delayed or cancelled flight compensation

You can claim over 530 pounds in compensation when you had your flight delayed or cancelled!

In case your flight’s not on time for two or more hours

Your airline need to come up with:

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Passenger rights when claiming compensation from Norwegian Airlines

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If you’ve flown with Norwegian Airlines in the past 6 years and your flight was delayed due to an airline issue, you may be qualified to receive up to £600 per passenger in compensation.

Norwegian Airlines delayed, cancelled and overbooked flights compensation conditions & terms.

Norwegian Airlines is one of Europe’s most on-time aircrafts. Here and there flights can, be that as it may, be delayed or even cancelled. Indeed, even in such circumstances, they never bargain the security of our travelers or group. As an aircraft situated in an EU nation, they must follow the regulation EC261/2004’s principles with respect to the help and pay to travelers in the occasion of interruptions.

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Passenger rights when flying with Meridiana airline

The most effective method to claim compensation when a Meridiana airline flight is delayed.

Below we have collected important tips when you consider to submit a claim against Meridiana airlines.

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How can I claim compensation against Meridiana airline?

To claim your compensation, please fill in our online compensation form, which can be found: http://flight-rights.co.uk/meridiana-airlines-delayed-flights-compensation

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Ryanair passenger rights for delayed flights

passenger rights for ryanair delayed flightsIf you, as an Ryanair passenger, got your flight delayed by Ryanair, then it is your right to receive compensation from the airline.

European Union’s Regulation EC 261/2004 says that if your flight was disrupted causing you to arrive later than 3 hours after the original arrival time, then it is your legal right receive compensation from the airline.

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Know your flight rights as an air passenger

Air aassenger rights when flight is delayed or cancelled.

EU Regulation EC 261/2004:

If your flight was disrupted causing you to arrive later than 2+ hours after the original arrival time, then it is your legal right under European Union’s Regulation EC 261/2004 to receive compensation from the airline. The compensation can be up to £600 per passenger in the form of cash, electronic bank transfer, cheque or travel vouchers.

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Air Passenger Rights – Denied Boarding


When an air carrier reasonably expects to deny boarding on a flight, it first calls for volunteers to surrender their reservations in exchange for certain benefits. If an insufficient number of volunteers come forward to allow the remaining passengers to board the flight, the air carrier may then deny boarding to passengers against their will, in which case it must compensate them.

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Flight delay compensation: Know your rights after Thomson …

If you’ve suffered a lengthy flight delay, don’t be put off taking the airline to court to claim the compensation you’re rightly owed. Just ask one MoneySaver, who won a case against Thomson.

Jeremy Noott, a radio trainer and presenter from North Yorkshire, was recently awarded 1,600 (1,238) in compensation by a judge at York County Court after his family of four were delayed for nearly 21 hours on a Thomson flight. (See our Flight Delays guide for information on how to claim.)

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Airline Passengers’ Rights – Department of Transportation

      Air traffic control advises the pilot that taxiing to the gate (or to another location where passengers can be deplaned) would significantly disrupt airport operations.

U.S. airlines operating international flights to or from most U.S.airports
must each establish and comply with their own limit on the length of tarmac
delays on those flights. On both domestic and international flights, U.S.
airlines must provide passengers with food and water no later than two hours
after the tarmac delay begins. While the aircraft remains on the tarmac lavatories
must remain operable and medical attention must be available if needed.

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