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How to Claim EU261 Compensation.?

01 Step 1 - Enter Your Flight Your flight number, date, and departure airport. Takes under 60 seconds. 02 Step 2 - Check EC261 Eligibility We verify your route distance, delay length, airline, and departure country against EC 261/2004 and ECAA rules. You get a clear yes or no, and the exact amount you may be owed.

Think You're Owed Compensation?

Over 1 in 4 European flights arrived late in 2025. If yours was one of them and you arrived at your destination 3+ hours behind schedule, there is a strong chance you have a valid claim. Check now - it takes 60 seconds and costs nothing. Check My Flight EU Regulation 261/2004

How Much Compensation Are You Owed?

EU Regulation 261/2004 sets fixed compensation amounts based on the distance of your flight, not the price of your ticket. A €9 seat and a €900 business class ticket on the same disrupted flight are entitled to exactly the same payment.

When Are You Entitled to Compensation?

Not every disruption qualifies, but more do than most passengers realise. Your flight must fall under EU or ECAA jurisdiction, meet the minimum threshold, and not be caused by a genuine extraordinary circumstance. Flight delaysYou are entitled to compensation if your flight arrived at its final destination 3 or more hours late.

What to Prepare Before Checking a Claim?

A stronger claim usually starts with clear flight details and basic proof. You do not need every document to begin, but collecting the right information early makes the next step easier.