Flight delayed, cancelled, or were you denied boarding?
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Enter your flight. You will see an estimate of €250–€600 per passenger and — if your claim falls within the rules — get a letter in your name. You review and send it yourself.
Extraordinary circumstances can rule out compensation.
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Example
From flight facts to a supported estimate.
The tool does not show an unexplained amount. It shows which flight facts and rules lead to the estimate.
- Route
- AMS → LIS
- 1,846 km · within the EU
- Arrival delay
- 4 hours and 10 minutes
- Possible compensation
- €400 per passenger
The rules behind this example
Arrived more than 3 hours late
That can bring the long-delay compensation rule into scope.
1,846 km, within the EU
Article 7 of Regulation 261/2004 puts this route in the €400 band.
That makes the estimate €400 per passenger
Only if the cause and the other conditions also fall within the rules.
The actual arrival delay and the cause can change the result.
See the official rules →Why this exists
A right should not be difficult to use.
The rules are established, but possible compensation is not automatic. You claim from the airline yourself. If you cannot resolve it, a written complaint or a further step may be needed. Vluchtclaimhulp puts your flight facts, the rules, and the letter into one calm route — free and without a claim agency.
The Dutch government describes that route. In 2023, Kassa reported on tens of thousands of claims, some of which were still disputed or had to be enforced.
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This is process support, not legal advice. The estimate does not guarantee that the airline will pay.