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easyJet flight delayed or cancelled? Here's what you're owed
easyJet operates seasonal and regular flights to several European cities. If your flight was delayed 3+ hours, cancelled with less than 14 days' notice, or you were denied boarding, you could be owed up to €600 in compensation under EU Regulation 261/2004.
Check compensationYour rights with easyJet
No matter which airline operates your flight, EU Regulation 261/2004 protects you in cases of long delays, cancellations without sufficient notice, and denied boarding. The rules below apply equally to flights with easyJet, once the relevant conditions are met:
Delay of 3 hours or more
If your easyJet flight arrived at its final destination 3 hours or more late, for reasons within the airline's control, you're entitled to financial compensation of up to €600.
Cancellation with less than 14 days' notice
If easyJet notified you of the flight cancellation less than 14 days before departure and didn't offer a comparable alternative, you may qualify for compensation.
Denied boarding (overbooking)
If you were denied boarding because of overbooking, despite holding a valid reservation and checking in on time, you're owed immediate compensation.
How much are you owed?
The amount depends on your flight distance, under EU Regulation 261/2004.
Up to 1,500 km
250 €
e.g. Tirana – Rome
1,501–3,500 km
400 €
e.g. Tirana – London
3,501 km or more
600 €
e.g. Rome – New York
How to claim your compensation
Four simple steps to secure the rights you're owed:
01
Check your case
Check whether your easyJet flight was delayed 3 hours or more, cancelled on short notice, or you were denied boarding.
02
Gather your documents
Keep your boarding pass, booking confirmation, and any notice from easyJet about your flight.
03
Submit your claim
Send us your easyJet flight details — we contact the airline and handle the entire process on your behalf.
04
Receive your compensation
Once your case is resolved successfully, we transfer your compensation directly to you. No win, no fee.
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Frequently asked questions
Am I owed compensation if my easyJet flight was delayed?
Yes, if your easyJet flight arrived at its final destination 3 hours or more late, for reasons within the airline's control, you're entitled to financial compensation of up to €600.
How long do I have to claim compensation from easyJet?
The time limit for filing a claim ranges from 2 to 6 years, depending on the legislation of the country where the claim is filed.
What documents do I need for a claim against easyJet?
You'll need your boarding pass, booking confirmation, and a form of identification. These documents help us verify and submit your claim.
What if easyJet refuses to pay?
If easyJet refuses or delays its response, we pursue the case further — through national enforcement bodies or legal action, with zero financial risk to you.