Enter Air (E4) Flight Delay Compensation

* the amount may get reduced by 50%, i.e., you may get up to 300€ for distance over 3500 km when EU borders were not crossed.

Enter Air Passenger Rights under EC Regulation 261/2004

EC Regulation 261/2004 (dated 17 February 2005) applies to passengers departing from an EU airport, or from a non-EU airport with an EU airline to an EU destination.

Passengers must note that flight delay compensation is subject to certain conditions and exceptions. There will be no compensation for a delay/cancellation caused by extraordinary circumstances, under which such delay/cancellation becomes unavoidable. Examples of such situations include bad weather or security concerns such as fear of a terror attack. In such situations, passengers will not be given any compensation.

Nevertheless, if there is a delay of more than 4 hours for a flight of 3500 km or more; delay of 3 hours or more in intra-community flight of 1500 km or more; and delay of 2 hours in case of flight of 1500 km or less, the passenger is entitled to compensation under EU norms as set by the Regulation. This entitlement is when the delay is not caused by extraordinary circumstances. If the delay is more than 5 hours, the passenger is entitled to cancel his reservation and claim compensation.

The thumb of the rule for both delayed flights and cancelled flights are as follows:

• Flights of 1500 km or less: compensation amount is 250 euros.
• Flights of 1500 km to 3500 km: compensation amount is 400 euros.
• Flights of more than 3500 km: compensation amount is 600 euros.

Thanks to the regulation, passengers need not worry as flight delay or cancellation compensation claim norms are in place. If you want to travel by any airlines, you may be rest assured in case of delayed or cancelled flights; your interests will be protected. In case passengers are not able to claim compensation from the airlines, we can help the passenger to get their money owed by the airlines.

Claim Flights delayed flight compensation calculator can be used to calculate the claim amount from the airlines by providing some information about your flights, i.e., flight number, flight date and the reason for flight delays or cancellations. You may need to enter further details about yourself & co-passengers for whom you would like to claim the compensation from the airlines.

How to claim compensation for delayed or cancelled flights?

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Am I Eligible To Claim Compensation?

EC Regulation 261/2004 is a European Union Regulation, it applies to EU and Non-EU airspace. You do not have to be an EU citizen to claim flight compensation.

This means that you can claim on flights departing from any airport located in the EU (with any airline) or arriving in the EU (with an EU airline).

Thus you are eligible to claim compensation for flights departed or which were scheduled to depart from an EU airport.

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