FlightClaim Agent
Air passenger rights / EU261

Your flight changed.
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Check whether EU flight disruption rules may apply, understand the difference between compensation and refunds, and prepare a claim you can submit yourself.

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Compensation

Potential fixed-rate EU261 payment in some disruptions, subject to flight coverage, arrival delay, notice, cause and exceptions.

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Ticket refund

Reimbursement of eligible unused travel after certain cancellations or long departure delays. This is not the same as compensation.

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Care expenses

Meals, hotels and transfers may be covered in qualifying disruptions. Keep reasonable receipts and follow the airline's claim process.

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