Receive up to £520 in Compensation

If your flight was delayed by at least 3 hours, cancelled, you were denied boarding, the flight was re-routed or if the delayed flight caused a missed connection you may be entitled up to £520 compensation.

Flight Compensation

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What Is Flight Delay Compensation?

Flight delay compensation is money that airlines are required to pay passengers when their flights are delayed or cancelled. Depending on the length of the delay and the distance of the flight, passengers may be entitled to up to £520 in compensation.

Whether you’re travelling to visit friends and family or on business, you can always expect that there will be some kind of delay in your flight at some point during your trip. There are many factors that could contribute to this, such as traffic, weather, mechanical issues and more. When your flight gets delayed or cancelled, the airlines are required to provide passengers with compensation; this is known as flight delay compensation. While receiving money from an airline may not seem like something worth getting excited about, it actually has several benefits that you may want to take advantage of as soon as possible.

Who Can Claim For Flight Delay Compensation?

There are a few different scenarios in which you may be eligible to claim for flight delay compensation. For example, if your flight is delayed by more than three hours or if it is cancelled and you are not given at least two weeks' notice, you may be able to claim. Additionally, if you arrive at your destination more than four hours later than the scheduled arrival time, you may also be eligible to file a claim.

You may be eligible for compensation if your flight was delayed or cancelled due to factors within the airline's control. This includes things like mechanical problems, delays and overbooking. If you're not sure whether you're eligible, complete our form to find out more.