How this flight compensation checker works
Enter a departure airport, an arrival airport, and a date. The checker reads the departure airport’s own flight data for that day and lists every flight on the route with its scheduled time, delay or cancellation status, and the weather at departure. Select a flight to see whether passengers qualify for EC261 or UK261 compensation, how much (€250–€600 or £220–£520 per passenger), and why.
Who qualifies for EC261/UK261 compensation
Passengers on any flight departing the EU or UK, on any airline, and passengers arriving in the EU or UK on an EU or UK carrier. Compensation applies to arrivals delayed three hours or more, cancellations without adequate notice (generally under 14 days), and involuntary denied boarding. Amounts are fixed by distance and paid per passenger. Weather and other genuinely extraordinary circumstances can exempt the airline — which is why this checker shows the weather.
Why travel agents use the full platform instead
This checker answers one flight at a time, after the fact. MyAirAdvocate watches every client flight automatically, prepares the compensation claim with evidence before the agent hears about the disruption, and alerts travelers in the agent’s name. Forward one booking email to start.