Your flight
Airline, route, travel date and flight number identify which passenger-rights rules may apply.

Compensation depends on your route, arrival delay and—critically—the reason for the disruption. Start with the individual journey rather than a blanket incident assumption.
Airline, route, travel date and flight number identify which passenger-rights rules may apply.
The final arrival delay or cancellation timing matters, but the underlying cause is equally important.
Events outside an airline's control can make fixed compensation unlikely even though care, rerouting or refund rights may still apply.
A cancellation caused by air traffic control can have a different compensation outcome from an airline-controlled operational problem. Passengers can still have important rights to assistance, rerouting or refunds.
Understand the rights framework →Based on the individual flight and cause.
Meals, refreshments and accommodation can be separate from compensation.
Cancelled passengers can have choices even when compensation is not payable.
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