Understand the rule before you claim.
Clear, source-backed guides for disrupted flights. Learn what may apply, what evidence to keep, and which questions Earnly needs to check your specific flight.
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Start with the disruption or airline that matches your situation, then use the official sources to decide what to do next.
Start with what happened
Delay, cancellation, denied boarding and baggage each follow a different path.
Flight delay compensation: eligibility and claim steps
Flight delay compensation explained across the EU, UK, Canada and United States, including eligibility, payment rules, evidence and claim steps.
Flight problemCancelled flight rights: refund, rerouting and compensation
Understand the separate rights that may follow a cancelled flight, including refunds, alternative travel, care and possible compensation.
Flight problemDenied boarding compensation: when being bumped may pay
A practical guide to involuntary denied boarding, volunteering, compensation, alternative travel and the evidence to collect at the gate.
Flight problemDelayed luggage compensation and lost baggage claims
Delayed luggage compensation and lost baggage claim steps: what to report, what receipts to keep and the Montreal Convention deadlines that may apply.
Passenger rights by jurisdiction
Route and operating airline determine which framework may govern the flight.
EU261 flight compensation: eligibility and amounts
EU261 flight compensation explained: route eligibility, three-hour delay test, current €250–€600 bands, cancellations, care and claim evidence.
Passenger rightsUK261 flight compensation and passenger rights
Current UK261 rights for delayed and cancelled flights and denied boarding, with compensation, care, refund and escalation guidance.
Passenger rightsCanada APPR flight delay and cancellation compensation
A current guide to Canadian APPR compensation, rebooking, refunds, claim deadlines and airline response requirements.
Passenger rightsCancelled flight refund: U.S. DOT rights
Cancelled-flight refunds under current U.S. DOT rules: when a refund is due, timing, delay commitments and baggage-fee refunds.
Free tools to keep handy
Practical resources for preserving the evidence a later airline claim may need.
Claim directly with your airline
Use a verified official channel and keep compensation, expenses, refunds and baggage requests separate.
Have a disrupted flight?
Earnly checks the applicable rules and prepares the claim material for you to review and send yourself.
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