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Flight delay or cancellation

Three hours late or more? EU261 can mean up to €600. Aydria files the claim and keeps at it.

At a glance

Typical credits
50 credits written
  • Up to 6 follow-ups included.
  • A formal complaint or ombudsman filing is 50 credits more, and only with your Yes.
Typical time
Usually 2–6 weeks
A planning estimate, not a promise. The company sets the pace; Aydria keeps chasing.
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Failed case? Credits back, automatically.

What Aydria does

  1. Checks whether EU261 applies: where the flight left from, the airline, the delay at arrival and the distance.
  2. Files the claim in writing with the airline, with the right amount for the distance: up to €600.
  3. Follows up when the airline goes quiet. If they refuse without a good reason, it suggests escalating to the national enforcement body, with your Yes.

What you need

  • Your booking reference and flight number.
  • The date of the flight and roughly what time you arrived.
  • Your boarding pass or booking confirmation, if you still have it.

Tips that help

  • It’s the arrival time that counts: three hours or more, measured when the doors open.
  • Airlines don’t have to pay for extraordinary circumstances, such as severe weather. Aydria asks them to explain and checks the reason.
  • Claims have a time limit. Start soon after the flight, while the details are fresh.

How a case like this runs

  1. 50 reserved

    You said Yes to the plan

  2. −50

    Sent the EU261 claim for €400.00 through the airline's web form

  3. 0

    No reply yet. Sent a first follow-up.

  4. 0

    Still nothing. Sent a second follow-up.

  5. 0

    Third follow-up. Asked for an answer within 14 days.

  6. The airline approved €400.00 in compensation

  7. €400.00 landed in your account. Checked with your bank.

  8. Handled. €400.00 back.