Airline claim directory
Airline Compensation Claim Guides
Find flight compensation claim information for specific airlines, including delays, cancellations, denied boarding, overbooking, and missed connections.
Different airlines, routes, and passenger-rights rules can affect whether a claim may qualify. This directory helps you choose your airline, understand what details may matter, and start a claim with Airdelay.
Choose your airline
Select an airline below to read airline-specific claim information. Each guide explains what may matter when checking a flight disruption claim, including route, arrival delay, cancellation notice, disruption reason, documents, and airline responsibility.
Turkish Airlines
Claim information for Turkish Airlines passengers affected by delays, cancellations, denied boarding, or missed connections.
Read guide →Pegasus
Learn what may matter for Pegasus flight disruption claims, including Turkish and European route considerations.
Read guide →AJet
Check what details can affect an AJet compensation claim after a delayed, cancelled, or disrupted flight.
Read guide →Ryanair
Read about Ryanair claim checks for flights connected to EU or UK passenger-rights rules.
Read guide →Wizz Air
Find out what may affect Wizz Air delay, cancellation, denied boarding, and missed connection claims.
Read guide →Lufthansa
Learn what passengers may need when checking a Lufthansa claim under EU passenger-rights rules.
Read guide →British Airways
Claim information for British Airways disruptions, including routes where UK or EU rules may be relevant.
Read guide →easyJet
Understand what may matter for easyJet compensation claims after eligible flight disruptions.
Read guide →What kind of airline claim can Airdelay help you check?
Airline compensation claims are not all the same. The result can depend on what happened, when you arrived, when the airline informed you, whether you accepted alternatives, and whether the disruption was within the airline’s responsibility.
Flight delays
Delayed flight claims usually focus on your arrival time at the final destination, not only the departure delay.
Delay guide →Flight cancellations
Cancellation claims can depend on notice timing, rerouting, refund options, and the reason the flight was cancelled.
Cancellation guide →Denied boarding
If you were refused boarding or affected by overbooking, the details of what happened at the airport can matter.
Denied boarding guide →Missed connections
Missed connection claims often depend on whether the flights were under one booking and your final arrival delay.
Connection guide →Passenger-rights rules can depend on the route
The airline name is only one part of the claim check. The departure airport, arrival airport, operating airline, flight distance, disruption reason, and final arrival delay can all affect which passenger-rights rules may apply.
- EU passenger-rights rules may apply to many flights connected to the European Union.
- UK passenger-rights rules may apply to many flights connected to the United Kingdom.
- Turkish passenger-rights rules may be relevant for some flights connected to Turkey.
Useful regional guides
These guides explain how different passenger-rights systems may affect a claim. They are useful when your airline operates international routes or your flight connects different regions.
Airport claim guides
You can also browse airport-focused pages. Airport pages are helpful when you know where the disruption happened, but compensation usually still depends on airline responsibility, route, passenger-rights rules, and the details of your flight.
Istanbul Airport
Information for passengers affected by disruptions on flights connected to Istanbul Airport.
Sabiha Gökçen
Claim information for delayed, cancelled, or disrupted flights connected to Sabiha Gökçen Airport.
Heathrow
Guidance for passengers checking claims after disruptions on Heathrow-connected flights.
Frankfurt Airport
Information for flight disruption claims involving Frankfurt Airport routes.
Amsterdam Schiphol
Information for passengers checking claims after disruptions on Schiphol-connected flights.
Before you start an airline compensation claim
You do not need to know every rule before you begin. Airdelay’s claim form asks for the information that usually matters when checking eligibility.
Flight details
Departure and arrival airports, airline, flight number, travel date, and whether the flight was direct or connected.
What happened
Delay, cancellation, denied boarding, overbooking, missed connection, arrival delay, and any airline explanation.
Useful documents
Booking confirmation, ticket, boarding pass, airline messages, and identity document where needed for claim handling.
Airline compensation claims FAQ
Can I claim compensation from any airline?
Does the airline name decide whether I can claim?
Can I claim for cancellations or denied boarding, not only delays?
What if my airline is not listed here?
Is compensation guaranteed?
Ready to check your airline claim?
Start with your route, airline, flight date, and disruption details. Airdelay will guide you through the claim form and help identify which information may matter for your case.
