FlightDelayHQ answers
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- Flight cancellation and delay: what a US airline owes you, and what it does not
What the US rules give a passenger when a flight is cancelled or badly delayed, quoted from Title 14, and the three things they do not give at all.
- Flight cancellation compensation: a fixed sum in the UK, your fare back in the US
When a cancelled flight carries a fixed payment under the retained UK Regulation, when it does not, and why the US answer is a refund instead.
- Bumped flight compensation: what a bump flight compensation claim is worth, and how denied boarding compensation uk rules differ
What being bumped from an oversold flight pays under the US rules and the retained UK Regulation, and the one choice at the gate that ends the claim.
- Overbooked flight compensation: how flight overbooked compensation is worked out, and what compensation for overbooked flight seats pays
Why airlines sell more seats than they have, how the US payment is calculated from your fare and how late you arrive, and where the ceiling sits.
- Flight cancelled due to weather compensation: when flights cancelled due to weather still have to be paid for
What the extraordinary-circumstances defence actually requires an airline to prove, and the rights a storm never takes away.
- What happens if you miss your connecting flight, what happens if you miss a connecting flight booked separately, and what the rule says if my flight is delayed and i miss my connection
Why one booking and two bookings produce completely different answers when an inbound delay makes you miss the next flight.
- Flight delay compensation letter: what to write to the airline, and what to attach
The six facts a claim letter has to contain, the article to cite, and what to do with the reply. Claiming direct with the airline is free.