We handle compensation claims against all major European airlines
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.
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