EC 261/2004 Legal Protection · Zero Risk

Flight Compensation: Mohim Bordimi (Overbooking)

Ju refuzua hipja në avion për shkak të mbipopullimit (overbooking)? Ligji kërkon dëmshpërblim të detyrueshëm monetar. If your flight was delayed by 3+ hours, cancelled, or you were bumped due to overbooking, EU law entitles you to up to €600 in cash compensation per passenger.

Maximum Compensation

€600 / pasagjer

Fee Structure

No Win, No Fee

Eligible Flight Window

Past 3 Years

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How Much Compensation Are You Entitled To Under EC 261?

Compensation payouts depend strictly on flight distance and delay length upon arrival:

Flight DistanceArrival DelayPayout per Passenger
Up to 1,500 km (e.g. PRN ➔ Vienna, Rome, Munich)3+ hours delay or cancelled€250
1,500 km to 3,500 km (e.g. PRN ➔ London, Stockholm)3+ hours delay or cancelled€400
Over 3,500 km (Intercontinental flights)3+ hours delay or cancelled€600

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1. Enter Flight Details

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2. Legal Experts Handle It

Our legal team files the official claim and handles all communications with the airline.

3. Get Paid Directly

Once settled by the airline, your compensation is paid straight into your bank account.

Frequently Asked Questions About Flight Claims

When am I legally entitled to flight compensation?

You are entitled to compensation if your flight arrived 3+ hours late, was cancelled with less than 14 days notice, or if you were denied boarding due to overbooking.

Do I have to pay anything upfront?

No! The service operates on a strict 'No Win, No Fee' basis. If the airline does not pay, you owe nothing.

How far back can I claim compensation for past flights?

You can claim for flights disrupted within the last 3 years. All you need is your booking reference (PNR) or e-ticket.

What are considered 'extraordinary circumstances'?

Only extreme weather conditions, air traffic controller strikes, or airport shutdowns qualify. Technical defects on the aircraft or crew shortages are NOT exempt.