Unlock Your Compensation: Get Up to €600 for Delayed or Cancelled Flights!

Why You Can Claim Compensation in Europe

People in Europe can be compensated for various reasons related to air travel disruptions. Here are five key reasons:

1. EU Regulation 261/2004

This regulation entitles passengers to compensation of up to €600 for flight delays, cancellations, or denied boarding. The law applies to flights departing from or arriving in the EU, regardless of the airline's nationality.

2. Flight Delays Exceeding Three Hours

If a flight is delayed by more than three hours, passengers are eligible for compensation. This includes situations where a missed connection results in arriving at the final destination over three hours late.

3. Cancellations with Short Notice

Passengers whose flights are canceled with less than 14 days' notice can claim compensation, provided they were not offered a compliant alternative flight. This rule protects travelers from last-minute disruptions.

4. Overbooking Situations

When passengers are denied boarding due to overbooking, they have the right to compensation. This scenario often arises when airlines sell more tickets than available seats. The compensation amount varies based on the flight distance.

5. Long-Term Eligibility

Passengers can claim compensation for flights disrupted within the last six years. This long eligibility period allows travelers to seek redress for past inconveniences, ensuring that they are not left without recourse for older claims.

Lifehack: How to Get Up to €600 for a Delayed or Cancelled Flight

Do you remember that day when the airline ruined your holiday? All those endless hours waiting for departure or dealing with a rescheduled flight? Great news! You can get up to €600 EUR compensation from the airline for a delayed (3+ hours) or cancelled flight! It works for flights up to six years back!

How Does It Work?

To claim your compensation, simply fill out a straightforward form with Compensair. They will manage all paperwork and communication with the airline on your behalf, even pursuing legal action if necessary. You can relax while they handle everything until your compensation arrives in your bank account.

Submitting a claim is absolutely free of charge!Compensair only charges a 25% success fee if you receive compensation, making it a risk-free option for travelers seeking their rights.

Don't let travel disruptions ruin your experience—know your rights and take action!