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Claim flight compensation from your airline
Updated 5 November 2026 · General information, not legal advice.
Quick answerYou can apply to any airline. The CAA says UK261 covers flights leaving a UK airport on any airline, arriving at a UK airport on a UK or EU airline, and arriving at an EU airport on a UK airline. Choose your airline below for how to claim.
Pick your airline for a short guide to whether UK261 covers your flight and how to claim.
Choose your airline
- BABritish Airways
- U2easyJet
- FRRyanair
- LSJet2
- BYTUI Airways
- W6Wizz Air
- VSVirgin Atlantic
- EIAer Lingus
- EKEmirates
- QRQatar Airways
- TKTurkish Airlines
- EYEtihad Airways
- SVSaudia
- PKPakistan International Airlines
You can apply to any airline. Whether you are paid depends on your flight and the cause of the disruption, so we cannot promise a payout. We use names and codes, not logos: we are independent and not affiliated with any airline.
All airline pages follow the same rules: the amounts, how to claim yourself and which rules apply to your flight.
Sources and official bodies: CAA: delays and compensation · CAA: cancellations · CAA: resolving travel problems · GOV.UK. Reviewed 5 November 2026.