Flight compensation guides by airline
How UK261 and EU261 apply to each airline, how much you can claim and where to escalate.
UK airlines
EU, EEA and Swiss airlines
- Aegean Airlines delay compensation
- Aer Lingus delay compensation
- Air Europa delay compensation
- Air France delay compensation
- airBaltic delay compensation
- Austrian Airlines delay compensation
- Brussels Airlines delay compensation
- Condor delay compensation
- easyJet Europe delay compensation
- Eurowings delay compensation
- Finnair delay compensation
- Iberia delay compensation
- Icelandair delay compensation
- ITA Airways delay compensation
- KLM delay compensation
- KM Malta Airlines delay compensation
- LOT Polish Airlines delay compensation
- Lufthansa delay compensation
- Luxair delay compensation
- Norwegian delay compensation
- Ryanair delay compensation
- SAS Scandinavian Airlines delay compensation
- SWISS delay compensation
- TAP Air Portugal delay compensation
- Transavia delay compensation
- Volotea delay compensation
- Vueling delay compensation
- Wizz Air delay compensation
Other airlines flying from the UK and EU
- Air Canada delay compensation
- Air India delay compensation
- American Airlines delay compensation
- Cathay Pacific delay compensation
- Delta Air Lines delay compensation
- EgyptAir delay compensation
- Emirates delay compensation
- Etihad Airways delay compensation
- Pegasus Airlines delay compensation
- Qatar Airways delay compensation
- Royal Air Maroc delay compensation
- Singapore Airlines delay compensation
- Turkish Airlines delay compensation
- United Airlines delay compensation
Important: DelayOwed is a self-help guidance tool, not a law firm or claims company, and is not affiliated with any airline. Airline names are used only to describe which flights this guide covers.