Air passenger rights, explained properly
Six cornerstone guides covering everything EU261 and UK261 can (and cannot) do for you — written in plain English, with the case law that airlines hope you haven't read.
Delayed Flight Compensation Under EU261: The Complete Guide
Flight delayed 3+ hours? You may be owed €250–€600 under EU261. See the rules, claim free directly with the airline, and skip the 25–35% commission.
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Cancelled Flight Compensation Under EU261: Your Rights Explained
Flight cancelled? Choose a refund or re-routing and claim up to €600 under EU261 — free, direct with the airline, no 25–35% middleman fee.
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Denied Boarding Compensation: Your Rights When You're Bumped
Bumped off an overbooked flight? EU261 owes you €250–€600 immediately. Know your gate rights, refuse bad offers, and claim free — no middleman needed.
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Missed Connection Compensation: Your Rights Under EU261
Missed a connection and landed 3+ hours late? EU261 may owe you up to €600. Learn the one-booking rule and how to claim for free.
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Extraordinary Circumstances: What Kills a Flight Compensation Claim
Airline blamed 'extraordinary circumstances'? Many rejections are wrong. See what counts, what doesn't, and how to fight back for free.
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UK261 vs EU261: Flight Compensation After Brexit Explained
Flying to or from the UK? See whether UK261 or EU261 covers your delayed flight, how much you can claim, and how to file for free in 2026.
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