The ClaimCompass Blog

Canada unveiled new rules to protect passenger rights. Here's everything you need to know about them (and why they're not as good for you as they seem).

EC261 states that you can get a compensation for your cancelled flight: learn your passenger rights and how to claim with this complete guide!

Had a delayed or canceled flight while traveling with your baby? You might be entitled to compensation. And so does your baby!

Ever been denied boarding because of an overbooked flight? Learn what to do when it happens and how to get a compensation!

Is it the company that receives the compensation, or the employee who was flying? Find out who gets the money and how to claim it!

Strikes are usually extraordinary circumstances. But thanks to a ruling from the ECJ, you might get a flight compensation for wildcat strikes.

To compensate for your flight delay or cancellation, the airline might offer you a voucher. Here's what to reply if they do.

Airlines use bad weather to avoid paying compensation for delayed and canceled flights. But you may get money for those alleged extraordinary circumstances.

Had a cancelled or delayed flight a few years back. Check how far back you can claim compensation with the complete list of time limits by country.

Every airport has a Minimum Connecting Time (MCT). When you miss your connecting flight, it affects your right to compensation. Learn about it now!

Have you ever experienced a flight diversion? According to EU 261, you can get up to 600€ from the airline as flight diverted compensation.