Flight delay

Your flight was delayed. Check every right that may still matter.

A long delay can raise more than one question. AeroDue checks the journey facts, keeps compensation separate from care and expenses, and shows only conclusions the current rule set can support safely.

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What AeroDue checks

01

Delay facts

Departure, arrival and disruption facts are collected only where they can change the diagnostic.

02

Possible compensation

Where a supported deterministic rule applies, a potential value can be shown with its original legal currency and source.

03

Care and expenses

Meals, hotel or eligible transport are evaluated separately instead of being hidden inside a compensation headline.

What the result keeps clear

1

Missing facts stay visible

If the delay cannot be classified safely, AeroDue asks for the missing fact instead of guessing it.

2

Sources stay attached

A supported result carries the rule, jurisdiction and official-source provenance used by the Rights Engine.

3

The claim remains external

If a suitable provider appears, the handoff is explicit and the provider takes over the claim process.

The page describes the problem at a safe generic level. Eligibility and any monetary value are decided only by the supported Rights Engine rules for the confirmed journey facts.

Flight rights by airline

Choose the airline involved in your disruption. Each guide uses airline-owned and regulator sources and routes the specific problem into AeroDue's flight checker.

Flight rights by departure airport

Choose the departure airport involved in the disruption. Each guide identifies the real airport from verified reference data and applies the relevant UK261 or EC261 departure framework without assuming that the airport alone proves compensation.

Flight rights by verified nonstop route

Choose the direction of travel. These pages only cover airport pairs with a current nonstop passenger schedule verified on 17 September 2026, and they keep the departure-side UK261 or EC261 scope explicit.

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Use AeroDue to check a delayed journey against the verified passenger-rights rules currently available for that route and situation.

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