Compensation for delayed, cancelled or overbooked flights: up to €600
- Up to €600 per passenger
- Check in just 2 minutes
- No upfront cost: you only pay if you get compensated
- Transparent feeOnly 25% + VAT and only if you get compensated: on €600 you receive €417.
- All the way to courtIf the airline does not pay, our lawyers take it to court at no extra cost to you.
- Claims handled87,632 passengers have already trusted usupdated in real time
How does it work?
If you had a delay, a cancellation or an overbooking in recent years, we claim your rights for you.
Flight check
With your flight details we analyse the case and tell you whether it can go ahead and how much compensation you are owed.
We handle the claim
We take care of everything: we claim from the airline and keep you updated on your claim.
You get paid
When the airline pays the compensation, we send the money to your bank account.
Why DelayFlight24?
We are professionals helping passengers who, by law, are entitled to compensation for delays, cancellations and overbooking.
You pay nothing upfront: if you win, we win.
Doing it yourself
- A lot of time spent
- Low chance of success
- Lack of experience
- Stress: paperwork, phone calls
DelayFlight24
- No cost if we do not get your compensation
- Just 2 minutes, we handle the rest
- All the way to court, if needed
- Lots of experience: it is what we do
- Zero stress
With a lawyer
- Risk: hundreds of euros
- A lot of time spent
- Uncertain chance of success
- Unknown experience
- Stress: meetings, paperwork
What you are owed, and what you keep
The amount depends on the flight distance, not on the ticket price. This is what you receive, already net of our 25% + VAT fee.
- Fee 25% + VAT
- − 76,25 €
- You receive
- 173,75 €
- Fee 25% + VAT
- − 122,00 €
- You receive
- 278,00 €
- Fee 25% + VAT
- − 183,00 €
- You receive
- 417,00 €
Amounts per person. Flights within the EU over 1,500 km give €400. Valid for arrival delays of at least 3 hours, cancelled flights and overbooking; extraordinary circumstances are excluded. If we do not get your compensation, you pay nothing.
And if the airline does not pay? We go all the way
Many airlines only pay when they realise we will not give up. If they refuse or do not reply, our lawyers take legal action, and you do not have to do anything.
Claim to the airline
We send the formal claim with all the documents.
Formal notice
If they do not pay, we send a formal notice with legal value.
Our lawyers in court
Our lawyers take the airline to court, all the way to a judgement.
- If we lose, you pay nothingNo fee and no costs. If we win, the fee is 40% + VAT.
- Legal costs are on usYou pay nothing for the court case, even if we lose.
- All the way to a judgementWe do not stop at the formal notice: if needed we go to court.
What are your passenger rights?
EU Regulation EC 261/2004 protects people flying from, to or within the European Union. Choose what happened to your flight.
Delayed flight
If you reach your destination at least 3 hours late, the airline owes you compensation in cash, unless there were extraordinary circumstances (for example severe weather).
- At least 3 hourslate on arrival, not on departure
- Caremeals, drinks and, if needed, a hotel while you wait
- Over 5 hoursyou can also give up the flight and get the ticket refunded
Cancelled flight
If your flight is cancelled less than 14 days before departure, you are owed compensation, and you also choose between a ticket refund and an alternative flight.
- Less than 14 daysnotice from the airline
- Refund or alternative flightthe choice is yours
- Caremeals and a hotel if you are stuck at the airport
Overbooking and denied boarding
If you are not allowed to board against your will, even though you were on time with valid documents, you are owed compensation straight away.
- Denied boardingagainst your will, because of overbooking
- Alternative flightor a ticket refund, your choice
- Even if you arrive on timecompensation is still owed
Claims against airlines
Choose your airline to see how compensation works.
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Find out in 2 minutes how much you are owed. Nothing upfront: you only pay if you get compensation.
- Check in 2 minutes
- Nothing upfront
- Up to €600 per passenger
Frequently asked questions
How long do I have to claim?
You are often still in time for flights from years ago: the deadline depends on the country where the claim is made. Enter your flight details and we will tell you straight away.
Does compensation apply to low-cost flights too?
Yes. The European regulation applies whatever the type of airline and the ticket price.
How much does the service cost?
You pay nothing upfront. If we get your compensation we keep 25% + VAT: on €400 you keep €278. If we get nothing, you owe us nothing.
Do strikes or bad weather rule out compensation?
Extraordinary circumstances such as severe weather or air traffic control strikes can rule it out; strikes by the airline's own staff do not. We assess every case and tell you if it can go ahead.
Which documents do I need?
Your flight details and the booking or boarding pass are enough. We guide you through the rest.