EU261, UK261, and US denied-boarding rules pay a fixed amount when a flight is late, cancelled, or you are bumped, if the airline caused it. Most people never send the letter.
EU261, UK261, and US denied-boarding rules pay a fixed amount when a flight is late, cancelled, or you are bumped, if the airline caused it. Most people never send the letter.
$9.99 once. You keep the outcome.
Number, date, route, how late, what they said.
Cheaper than giving a claims firm a third of €600.
You get a demand letter citing the right rule. You email the airline.
200 guides on how this actually works.
EU/UK: €250, €400, or €600 per person by distance, for 3+ hour delays or short-notice cancellations the airline caused. US: denied boarding has its own DOT scale. Weather and ATC usually do not pay.
No. One fee. You keep whatever the airline pays.
No. EU261 covers flights leaving the EU, and flights into the EU on an EU carrier. UK261 is the UK twin. Put the real route in the form.
The packet still says so in plain language and still gives you a complaint letter. You are not charged extra.