Airlines We Cover

Wizz Air Malta is EU-registered — all flights are fully covered by EU261. Claim up to €600 compensation for delays, cancellations, and denied boarding.

Allegiant Air is a US ultra-low-cost carrier focused on leisure routes. EU261 compensation applies only to Allegiant flights departing EU airports — an extremely rare scenario. Most passengers rely on US DOT rules for tarmac delays, denied boarding, and cancellation refunds.

Virgin Australia passengers disrupted by delays, cancellations or denied boarding may be entitled to compensation under EU Regulation 261/2004 (for EU-departing flights) or Australian Consumer Law. This guide explains exactly which rules apply, how much you can claim, and the step-by-step process for recovering your money.

Delayed or cancelled easyJet flight? You may be entitled to up to €600 under EU261/2004 or £520 under UK261. Learn exactly how the post-Brexit dual framework works, which entity applies, and how to win your claim.

EgyptAir passengers departing from EU/EEA airports are fully protected under EU Regulation 261/2004. Claim up to €600 per passenger for delays, cancellations, and denied boarding on EgyptAir EU-departing flights.

AirAsia X operates long-haul routes from EU airports, meaning EU Regulation 261/2004 fully applies. Passengers facing delays of 3+ hours, cancellations or denied boarding on EU-departing AirAsia X flights are entitled to up to €600 per person.

Jetstar passengers face a complex web of legal frameworks depending on where their flight departed. EU Regulation 261/2004 applies only to EU-departing flights, while Australian Consumer Law and the Montreal Convention cover most Jetstar disruptions. This guide explains every pathway to compensation.

Was your Southwest Airlines flight delayed, cancelled, or overbooked? Understand your rights under US DOT rules and EU Regulation 261/2004, learn what happened during the December 2022 meltdown, and discover exactly how to claim the compensation you deserve.

Scoot passengers departing EU airports like Athens (ATH) and Berlin (BER) are protected by EU261/2004. Learn how to claim up to €600 in compensation for delays, cancellations, and denied boarding on Scoot flights.

Hawaiian Airlines passengers on EU-departing flights have EU261 rights. Most routes use US DOT rules or the Montreal Convention. Learn exactly what compensation you can claim and how to file.

Delayed or cancelled on a Corendon Airlines Europe flight? As a Dutch-registered EU carrier, Corendon Europe falls fully under EU Regulation 261/2004. You could claim up to €600 in compensation. This complete guide shows you exactly how.

Delayed or cancelled Sunclass Airlines charter flight? As an EU carrier operating from Scandinavia, Sunclass is fully subject to EU261/2004. Claim up to €600 for disruptions on holiday routes to Greece, the Canary Islands, Thailand, and beyond.

Frontier Airlines is a US ultra-low-cost carrier based in Denver. While EU261/2004 applies only to the rare Frontier flight departing an EU airport, US DOT rules provide strong protections for domestic passengers — including denied boarding compensation up to $1,550 and full refunds on cancellations.

Was your Alaska Airlines flight delayed, cancelled, or overbooked departing from a European or UK airport? Under EU Regulation 261/2004 you may be entitled to up to €600 per person. Learn your full rights and exactly how to claim.

Flying JetBlue across the Atlantic? If your flight departed from London, Amsterdam, Dublin, Paris, Edinburgh, or Madrid and was delayed or cancelled, EU261 entitles you to up to €600 compensation. This complete guide covers every step of your JetBlue claim.

Spirit Airlines passengers have two distinct sets of rights: EU Regulation 261/2004 for flights departing EU airports, and US DOT rules for domestic and US-departing flights. This complete guide explains both frameworks, how to claim compensation, and what to do when Spirit rejects your claim.

Fiji Airways passengers have rights under the Montreal Convention for international flights, Fiji's own aviation consumer protections, and potentially EU261 for EU-departing charter or codeshare legs. This guide covers all scenarios comprehensively.

TUI Fly Belgium operates charter and scheduled holiday flights from Brussels to the Mediterranean, Canary Islands, Caribbean, and beyond. As a Belgian EU carrier, EU261 fully applies — meaning up to €600 per passenger for qualifying delays and cancellations.

easyJet Europe (IATA: EC, ICAO: EJU) is the Austrian-registered EU subsidiary of easyJet, operating flights across Continental Europe under full EU261 protection. If your easyJet Europe flight was delayed or cancelled, here is how to claim up to €400.

Sichuan Airlines — based in Chengdu, home of the giant panda and gateway to western China — is a growing international carrier with limited but important EU route connections. Passengers on EU-departing flights are protected by EU261/2004. This guide explains eligibility, compensation, and how to claim.

Hainan Airlines — China's best-rated long-haul carrier and a five-star Skytrax airline — operates limited EU routes from Beijing and Haikou hubs. Passengers departing EU airports are protected by EU261/2004 for delays, cancellations, and denied boarding. This guide explains everything you need to know.

China Southern Airlines — the largest Chinese carrier by fleet size — must comply with EU Regulation 261/2004 for all flights departing EU airports. This guide explains your rights, how much you can claim, how to file, and insider tips on challenging common rejections.

China Eastern passengers departing EU airports are fully protected by EU Regulation 261/2004. This guide covers eligibility, compensation amounts, the step-by-step claims process, the airline's first Chinese-made C919 jet, and expert tips for overcoming rejections.

Air China passengers flying from EU airports are protected by EU Regulation 261/2004. This comprehensive guide explains eligibility, compensation amounts, the claims process, and expert tips for overcoming common rejections.

Delayed or cancelled Binter Canarias flight in the Canary Islands? Claim up to €600 per passenger under EU261/2004. Full guide covering inter-island routes, Spanish enforcement via AESA, ATR 72 fleet operations, and expert tips for Canary Islands passengers.

Volotea flight delayed or cancelled? Claim up to €600 per passenger under EU261/2004. Full guide to Volotea's regional European network, multi-country NEB escalation, and expert strategies for maximising your compensation.

Iberia Express delayed or cancelled your flight? Claim up to €600 under EU261/2004. Full guide to beating Iberia Express's high rejection rate — with AESA escalation, Spanish court strategy, and IAG-specific claim advice.

Delayed or cancelled Air Europa flight? Claim up to €600 per passenger under EU261/2004. Full guide covering compensation amounts, deadlines, AESA escalation, transatlantic routes, and expert tips to beat Air Europa's rejections.

Alitalia passengers affected by flight delays, cancellations, or denied boarding may be entitled to compensation of up to €600 under EU Regulation 261/2004. Find out how to assert your rights even after the airline ceased operations in October 2021.

Eurowings Discover is Lufthansa Group's dedicated leisure and long-haul airline based in Frankfurt. EU261 applies to all EWD flights departing EU airports. Claim up to €600 for delays, cancellations, and denied boarding.

Condor passengers are fully protected by EU Regulation 261/2004. If your Condor holiday flight was delayed, cancelled, or overbooked, you may be owed up to €600. This guide explains exactly when you qualify and how to claim.

Buzz, Ryanair Group's Polish airline, operates across Europe from Warsaw Modlin and Warsaw Chopin. If your Buzz flight was delayed or cancelled, EU261/2004 entitles you to up to €400 in compensation. This guide explains your rights and how to claim.

Ryanair is the most complained-about airline in Europe under EU261/2004. If your Ryanair flight was delayed, cancelled, or you were denied boarding, you could be entitled to up to €400 in statutory compensation. This guide tells you exactly how to claim it.

Disrupted on Aegean Airlines? As Greece's largest airline and an EU carrier, Aegean is fully bound by EU261 on all its routes. This guide covers compensation of €250–€400 for European and domestic Greek routes, the claims process, and how to escalate to Greek aviation authorities.

Disrupted on a Neos Air charter or scheduled flight? This Italian leisure carrier is bound by EU261 on all routes. Learn your rights to €250–€600 compensation for delays, cancellations, and denied boarding — including long-haul routes to Kenya, Maldives, Dominican Republic, and Cuba.

Flying Air Dolomiti and experienced a delay or cancellation? As a Lufthansa Group EU carrier, Air Dolomiti is fully bound by EU261. This guide explains your rights, compensation amounts, and how to claim up to €400 on Verona, Venice, Bologna, and Rome routes.

Delayed or cancelled on ITA Airways? As Italy's national carrier and an EU-based airline, ITA Airways is fully bound by EU Regulation 261/2004 on every route it operates. Learn exactly how much you can claim, which flights qualify, and how to file your compensation request today.

Sunwing Airlines passengers on transatlantic charter routes departing EU airports may be entitled to up to €600 per person under EU261. Learn how EU and UK passenger protection law applies to Sunwing's charter flights.

Air Canada passengers departing EU and EEA airports are protected by EU261/2004. This complete guide covers eligibility, how to claim up to €600, and what to do if Air Canada rejects your compensation request.

Air Transat passengers departing European airports have strong EU261 rights. Discover how to claim up to €600 per person for delays, cancellations, and denied boarding on holiday and charter flights.

Porter Airlines passengers departing EU airports are protected by EU Regulation 261/2004. Learn how to claim up to €600 for flight delays, cancellations, and denied boarding on Porter's transatlantic routes.

Delayed, cancelled, or denied boarding on a WestJet flight departing London, Paris, Dublin, or Amsterdam? EU Regulation 261/2004 entitles you to up to €600 per passenger. This complete guide covers eligibility, compensation amounts, the claims process, and your escalation rights.

Flew with Loftleiðir Icelandic on a charter or ad-hoc service and experienced a delay or cancellation? Because Iceland is an EEA member, EU Regulation 261/2004 covers all Loftleiðir flights — both departing and arriving in the EU/EEA. Learn how much you can claim and how to file.

Were you delayed or your Uzbekistan Airways flight cancelled from a European airport? EU Regulation 261/2004 entitles you to up to €600 per passenger. This guide explains eligibility, compensation amounts, how to file a claim, and your rights if the airline disputes your entitlement.

Did an Air Astana flight depart from a European airport and arrive late or get cancelled? You may be entitled to up to €600 per passenger under EU Regulation 261/2004. This complete guide covers eligibility, compensation amounts, the claims process, and your escalation rights.

Flying with Belavia from a European airport and your flight was delayed or cancelled? EU Regulation 261/2004 may entitle you to up to €400 in statutory compensation. Learn exactly when the rules apply, how to file a claim, and what steps to take if Belavia refuses.

Delayed or cancelled Croatia Airlines flight? Claim up to €600 per passenger under EU261/2004. Full guide for Croatia's national carrier covering compensation amounts, CCAA escalation, popular Adriatic routes, and step-by-step claim instructions.

Delayed or cancelled airBaltic flight? Claim up to €600 per passenger under EU261/2004. Full guide for Latvia's national carrier covering the A220 fleet, CAA Latvia escalation, Baltic hub routes, and step-by-step claim instructions.

Delayed or cancelled TAROM flight? Claim up to €600 per passenger under EU261/2004. Complete guide for Romania's national carrier covering compensation amounts, step-by-step process, AACR escalation, and real route examples.

Delayed or cancelled LOT Polish Airlines flight? Claim up to €600 per passenger under EU261/2004. Full guide with step-by-step instructions, FAQs, real scenarios, and LOT-specific tips for Poland's national carrier.

Delayed or cancelled on a MIAT Mongolian Airlines flight departing a European airport? EU Regulation 261/2004 still applies — and this guide explains exactly when you qualify, how much you can claim, and how to file step by step.

Royal Air Maroc — Morocco's flag carrier and a oneworld alliance member — operates extensive flights from European airports to Casablanca and beyond. EU261/2004 applies to every Royal Air Maroc flight departing from a European airport. Passengers disrupted on these flights can claim up to €600 per person in statutory cash compensation.

Delayed or cancelled Jet2 flight? Claim up to £520 or €600 under UK261 and EU261. Full guide covering Jet2's UK bases, Mediterranean routes, and exactly how to get your money back.

Everything you need to know about claiming compensation from Eurowings under EU Regulation 261/2004. Delays, cancellations, denied boarding — know your rights and claim up to €600.

Delayed or cancelled Vueling flight? Under EU Regulation 261/2004 you can claim up to €600 per person. This complete guide covers compensation amounts, Vueling's claim process, your right to care, real disruption scenarios, and what to do if your claim is rejected.

Enter Air is Poland's largest charter carrier, flying millions of passengers annually from Warsaw, Katowice, and other Polish airports to holiday destinations across the Mediterranean, Turkey, Egypt, and the Canaries. If your Enter Air flight was delayed or cancelled, EU Regulation 261/2004 entitles you to up to €600 per passenger in compensation.

Corsairfly is a French leisure carrier connecting Paris Orly with the French overseas territories and long-haul charter destinations. If your Corsairfly flight was delayed or cancelled, EU Regulation 261/2004 entitles you to up to €600 compensation per passenger.

Delayed or cancelled on a Tunis Air flight departing from France, Italy, Spain, or Germany? EU Regulation 261/2004 entitles you to up to €400 per passenger. This complete guide explains your rights on Tunis Air's EU routes, how to file your claim, and how to escalate if rejected.

Delayed or cancelled on a Middle East Airlines (MEA) flight from a European airport? EU Regulation 261/2004 entitles you to up to €600 per passenger. This guide explains your rights, which flights qualify, and how to claim compensation from Lebanon's national carrier.

Experienced a delay or cancellation on a Royal Jordanian flight departing from Europe? EU Regulation 261/2004 entitles you to up to €600 per passenger. This guide explains exactly which flights qualify, how to claim, and how to escalate if Royal Jordanian refuses.

Delayed or cancelled on an El Al flight departing from a European airport? EU Regulation 261/2004 entitles you to up to €600 per passenger. This complete guide covers which El Al flights qualify, how much you can claim, and every step of the claims process.

Disrupted on a Cyprus Airways flight? Claim up to EUR 600 per passenger under EU Regulation 261/2004. Complete guide for Cyprus's national carrier passengers.

Delayed or cancelled on Air Malta? Claim up to EUR 600 per passenger under EU Regulation 261/2004. Full guide for Malta's national carrier passengers.

Disrupted on a Luxair flight from Luxembourg? Claim up to EUR 600 per passenger under EU Regulation 261/2004. Full guide to eligibility, amounts, and claim steps.

Flying with Edelweiss Air from Zurich? Know when EU261 applies and how to claim up to EUR 600 compensation for delays, cancellations, and denied boarding.

Delayed or cancelled on Lauda Europe? Claim up to EUR 600 in EU261 compensation. Full guide covering eligibility, amounts, claim steps, and expert tips.

Disrupted on a Gulf Air flight from a European airport? As Bahrain's national carrier operating long-haul routes from the EU, Gulf Air flights are subject to EU Regulation 261/2004 on EU departures — meaning you may be owed up to €600 per passenger. This complete guide covers your rights, the claim process, and escalation steps.

Delayed or cancelled on a Qatar Airways flight from Europe? EU Regulation 261/2004 still applies to QR flights departing EU airports, and you may be owed €600 per passenger. This authoritative guide explains your rights, the claim process, and how to push back if Qatar Airways rejects your claim.

Disrupted on an Etihad Airways flight from a European airport? EU Regulation 261/2004 entitles you to up to €600 in compensation. This comprehensive guide explains exactly when EU261 applies to Etihad, how much you can claim, and the step-by-step process to get paid.

Delayed or cancelled on an Emirates flight departing a European airport? EU Regulation 261/2004 still applies — and every Emirates route from Europe qualifies for up to €600. This complete guide covers your rights, how to claim, and what to expect from one of the world's largest airlines.

Air New Zealand is New Zealand's flag carrier and a Star Alliance member, operating some of the world's longest commercial routes from London and Frankfurt to Auckland. When your Air New Zealand flight departs from an EU airport, EU261/2004 gives you the right to up to €600 per person for delays, cancellations, and denied boarding. This is your complete guide.

AirAsia is a non-EU carrier, but passengers departing any EU airport on an AirAsia flight are fully protected by EU Regulation 261/2004. This guide explains exactly when you qualify, how much you can claim, and the fastest way to get paid.

Delayed or cancelled on TUI fly Germany (X3)? EU261 applies to all flights from Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, and Munich. Claim up to €600 per person for disrupted charter and holiday flights.

Delayed or cancelled on TUI Airways? EU261 and UK261 entitle package holiday passengers to up to €600 / £520. Learn how charter flight rights work, what TUI owes you, and how to claim step by step.

Delayed or cancelled on Icelandair? As an EEA carrier, Icelandair is covered by EU Regulation 261/2004. Claim up to €600 per person for delays, cancellations and denied boarding. Full guide with FAQs, compensation tables and NEB contacts.

Delayed or cancelled on a Widerøe regional flight in Norway? As an EEA carrier, Widerøe is covered by EU Regulation 261/2004. This complete guide explains your rights, compensation amounts, how to claim, and how to escalate if Widerøe refuses.

Experienced a delay or cancellation on Finnair? EU Regulation 261/2004 entitles you to up to €600 compensation. This complete guide covers Finnair's EU261 obligations, how to file a claim, and what happens if Finnair says no.

Delayed or cancelled on SAS Scandinavian Airlines? EU Regulation 261/2004 entitles you to up to €600 in compensation. This complete guide covers eligibility, how to claim, and what to do if SAS rejects your claim.

Flying Norse Atlantic on a transatlantic budget route? Learn how to claim up to €600 compensation for delayed or cancelled flights under EU Regulation 261/2004 — including OSL–JFK, LGW–JFK, and OSL–LAX routes.

Flying with Norwegian Air Shuttle (DY)? Learn how to claim up to €600 compensation for delayed, cancelled, or overbooked flights under EU Regulation 261/2004 — including which NEB to contact in Norway.

Delayed or cancelled Wizz Air UK flight? Claim up to £520 (€600) compensation under UK261 or EU261. Full guide to eligibility, amounts, and how to claim from London Luton.

Everything you need to know about claiming up to €600 compensation from Wizz Air for delayed, cancelled, or overbooked flights under EU Regulation 261/2004.

Delayed or cancelled SWISS flight? Claim up to €600 under EU261/2004. Full guide for SWISS passengers covering eligibility, compensation amounts, BAZL escalation, and Swiss court tips.

Delayed or cancelled Austrian Airlines flight? Claim up to €600 under EU261/2004. Full guide covering eligibility, compensation amounts, claim filing, and Austro Control escalation.

Delayed or cancelled Lufthansa flight? Claim up to €600 under EU261/2004. Full guide covering eligibility, compensation amounts, claim steps, and LBA escalation.

Transavia is a Dutch-French EU carrier, meaning EU261/2004 applies to every single Transavia flight — not just EU departures. This complete guide explains your rights, compensation amounts, and how to claim for delays, cancellations, and denied boarding.

Pegasus Airlines passengers on EU-departing flights can claim up to €400 under EU261/2004 for delays and cancellations. This complete guide explains when you qualify, how much you can claim, and how to fight a rejection.

Turkish Airlines passengers can claim EU261 compensation of up to €600 per person for delays and cancellations — but only on flights departing from EU or EEA airports. Learn exactly when you qualify and how to claim.

Delayed or cancelled Iberia flight? As Spain's flag carrier and an EU airline, Iberia is fully covered by EU261/2004. Learn how to claim up to €600, which routes qualify, and how to escalate through AESA.

Delayed or cancelled Aer Lingus flight? As an EU carrier, all Aer Lingus flights are covered by EU261/2004. Find out how much you can claim, how to file, and how to escalate if Aer Lingus says no.

Delayed or cancelled British Airways flight? You may be entitled to up to €600 / £520 under EU261/2004 or UK261. Learn which regulation applies, how to calculate your payout, and how to claim step by step.

Delayed or cancelled on Brussels Airlines? EU261/2004 entitles you to up to €600 in compensation. This complete guide covers eligibility, compensation amounts, how to claim, Belgian time limits, and what to do when Brussels Airlines rejects your claim.

Disrupted by KLM? Under EU261/2004 you may be entitled to up to €600 per passenger. This complete guide covers KLM compensation amounts by route, how to claim, Dutch time limits, ILT escalation, and what to do when KLM rejects your claim.

Delayed or cancelled on Air France? EU Regulation 261/2004 entitles you to up to €600 in compensation. This complete guide explains eligibility, compensation amounts by route distance, how to file a claim, and what to do if Air France rejects it.