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Reisclaim · EU 261/2004

Flight delayed or cancelled? Claim €250–€600

Under EU 261/2004 you are entitled to €250–€600 compensation per passenger if your flight was delayed 3+ hours, cancelled, or overbooked. Airlines rarely pay voluntarily — a formal claim letter with the correct legal citations forces them to engage. We draft that letter (€19).

Can I claim something?

Free check — pick what happened and the flight distance.

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📖ExplainersWhat is EU 261, the Sturgeon ruling, a PIR, a codeshare? Plain-language concept explainers — with the exact legal reference attached.⚖️Your rightsArticle-by-article deep dives: Art. 4 denied boarding, Art. 5 cancellation, Art. 7 compensation, Art. 8 reimbursement, Art. 9 care.🧭What now?Step-by-step protocols for concrete situations: flight delayed, baggage lost, hotel overbooked, codeshare bounce, rental deposit retained.📇Who to contactWhich body handles your complaint? ILT, Geschillencommissie, ACM, Kifid, SGR, ECC Netherlands — with direct contact info.🔎CompareFFCheck vs AirHelp, Compensair, EUclaim, Flightright: what you actually keep after their commission. Plus: DIY without a service.⚖️Case lawLandmark ECJ rulings that drive your claim: Sturgeon, Wallentin-Hermann, Folkerts, Nelson, Van der Lans, Leitner.💶AmountsHow much can you claim? By distance (€250 / €400 / €600), per baggage claim (~€1,500 Montreal limit), per train claim (25-100%).
Information, not legal advice

FFCheck Reisclaim generates letters under your name based on EU 261/2004. It is not legal counsel. For complex cases (multi-leg connections, codeshares, claims above €600 per passenger) consult a specialist lawyer or the Geschillencommissie Reizen.

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