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When a delay of three hours or more on arrival may entitle you to compensation.

Your options after a cancellation: rebooking or a refund, and when compensation may apply on top.

What applies when you are denied boarding against your will, for example after overbooking.

How a missed connection on a single booking is assessed under EU261.

The EU regulation behind air passenger rights: what it covers and when it applies.

The fixed compensation levels under EU261 and how flight distance determines them.

In-depth guides on refunds, compensation, exceptions and how to claim.

Airline-by-airline guides to when EU261 may give compensation and which exceptions apply.

How EU261 applies to delayed or cancelled flights from Swedish airports, and who to turn to.

Start here: check whether your flight may qualify for compensation.

Our process step by step, from free check to payout.

What our service costs: you only pay if we succeed.

Answers to common questions about claims, timelines and our service.

Who we are and why we work with air passenger rights.

How to reach us with questions about your case.

The legal entity behind Airlate: registered name, registered office and company registration number.

Our general terms: the agreement between you and Airlate.

What you confirm when you submit your claim and engage Airlate.

How Airlate's fees work: no win, no fee.

How we handle your personal data under the GDPR.

How we use cookies and how to manage your choices (working draft).

How to raise a complaint and the dispute-resolution routes available (working draft).

Our accessibility statement and how to report a barrier.