We’re truly sorry if your journey with us was disrupted. We understand how challenging travel interruptions can be, and knowing your options is an important step toward getting your plans back on track. Below you'll find information regarding passengers' rights during flight disruptions. If you're looking for information regarding damaged or delayed baggage you'll find it on our Baggage page.
EU regulation 261/2004 applies to journeys to the EU, Norway, Switzerland, or Iceland when you're flying with an airline based in one of those countries. It also applies to flights departing from those countries, regardless of the airline. It does not apply to trips that begin and end outside this area. For example, a journey that starts in the USA or Canada and ends in the Faroe Islands or Greenland, even with a transfer in Iceland, is not covered.
Click on a card below to learn more about passenger's rights.
Passengers rights when flights are cancelled according to EC 261/2004
Passengers rights when flights are delayed according to EC 261/2004
Passengers rights when they are denied boarding according to EC 261/2004
Passengers rights when their fare is downgraded according to EC 261/2004
Passengers rights during a flight disruption can vary based on point of origin or destination. Below you'll find information regarding our other destinations.
Passengers rights when traveling to or from the United States
Passengers' rights when traveling to or from Canada
Passengers' rights when traveling to or from the United Kingdom
Passengers rights when traveling to or from Turkey