Flight delays and cancellations: Your ultimate guide to airlines worldwide

At Flight-Delayed.co.uk, we will help you understand your rights as a passenger, and how to claim compensation with the airlines for your delayed or cancelled flight.

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Key Takeaways

  • Flight delayed? The airline may have to offer you compensation of up to £520 per passenger.

  • Flight cancelled? The airline may have to offer you compensation, a refund, or even both!

  • Maximize your claim success rate by letting legal experts at Flight-Delayed.co.uk handle your claim process!

How much time do I have to submit my flight compensation claim?

The time limit for submitting a flight compensation claim varies depending on the country where the airline is based, and the locations of your itinerary.

In the UK, for example, passengers have up to six years to make a claim for a delayed or cancelled flight, while in other EU countries, the limit ranges between 6 months to 10 years.

For example, you have 5 years to submit your flight compensation claim in France, but you have only 1 year in Belgium.

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Useful links

Do you still have questions and doubts regarding your right to compensation and/or refund? Follow the links below for more information!

Airlines in the United Kingdom

The United Kingdom has a number of major airlines that offer domestic and international flights. Under British regulations, you have the right to compensation as long as you are flying with a UK or EU flight carrier. If you fly with a non-UK/EU carrier, you have to depart from a UK/EU destination in order to claim compensation.

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Airlines in Europe

Europe is home to many airlines, both low-cost and full-service carriers. The top-ranking European airlines include British AirwaysKLMAir FranceEasyJet, and Emirates.

Under EU261, you have the right to compensation as long as you are flying with a UK or EU flight carrier. If you fly with a non-UK/EU carrier, you have to depart from a UK/EU destination in order to claim compensation.

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Airlines in other regions of the world

When it comes to airlines in other regions of the world, there are countless airlines operating. However, your rights are not necessarily protected if you fly outside of the UK or Europe. If you are flying with an airline not based in the UK or EU, you can only get flight compensation if your flight departs from a UK or EU airport.

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