Know your rights when your flight goes wrong
Independent guides to compensation, refunds and lost baggage, written from the regulations and the airlines’ own published rules.
Key facts
- We are not an airline and run no phone line. Got a number from a search ad? Read how to spot a fake helpline.
- Contact your airline only through the website or app you booked with.
- Keep the paper: boarding pass, bag-tag stub, receipts.
- Ask for refunds in writing and keep the reply.
Topics
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EU261, UK261, US DOT refund rules and the Montreal Convention, explained without the jargon.
3 guides
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What to do at the airport, refund or rebooking, and when you are owed compensation.
1 guide
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Delayed, lost or damaged bags: deadlines, claims and what airlines must pay.
3 guides
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Cancellation, check-in and baggage rules of major airlines, linked to their official pages.
10 guides
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Fake airline helplines, refund scams and how to check you are talking to the real airline.
1 guide
Latest guides
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Fake Airline Customer Service Numbers: How the Scam Works and How to Stay Safe
Published
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Flight Cancelled? What to Do at the Airport and Afterwards
Published
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Lost, Delayed or Damaged Baggage: How to Claim From the Airline
Published
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US Flight Refund Rules: When Airlines Must Pay You Back (2026 Update)
Published
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UK261: Flight Delay and Cancellation Compensation in the UK After Brexit
Published
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EU261 Compensation Explained: Delays, Cancellations and Denied Boarding
Published