Have you experienced a flight delay or cancellation at the airport? You might be eligible for compensation.
According to European regulation EC No. 261/2004, flight delays, cancellations, and overbooking are valid reasons to receive compensation from your airline. With Delayed, find out now if you're eligible for compensation for any issues encountered at the airport over the past 3 years by clicking the button below.
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International Airports and Disrupted Flights.
Delayed flights, cancelled flights, overbooked flights, missed connections: there are numerous complications at international airports due to a variety of circumstances such as strikes, technical issues, weather conditions, etc. Every day, many passengers face varying degrees of disruption when travelling from point A to point B by air, sometimes without knowing all their rights as air passengers. Across the European Union, Regulation EC No. 261/2004 establishes and regulates the conditions for reimbursement, compensation, and assistance for air passengers for:
- Flights departing from an airport within the EU
- Flights arriving at an airport within the EU operated by an airline with its headquarters within the EU
Delayed is here to help air passengers enforce their rights. Entrust your compensation claim to our team and enjoy a simple and efficient service, guaranteed with no financial risk. You could receive up to €600 in compensation from your airline depending on the flight disruptions experienced. This amount is primarily determined by the flight distance and the airspace used. In some cases, this fixed compensation can be combined with a full refund of your plane ticket, if applicable, and should rightfully be claimed. Don't wait any longer to enforce your rights and seek redress.
International Airports and Air Passenger Rights.
Consult the list below for an overview of the largest international airports and the conditions for obtaining compensation in the event of flight delays, cancellations, or overbooking at these airports. If you have travelled to or from one of these airports and encountered an issue in the past 3 years, or if you plan to travel to or from one of these airports, get the maximum information on your rights as an air passenger.