DelayPayer

Flight Compensation Calculator

Use this secondary tool to explore a selected amount table. It does not know your route, operating carrier, the reason for disruption or whether an intra-EU/EEA rule changes the band. Its figures are illustrations, not an amount owed. Use the preparation workspace to record the facts that need review.

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Reference table illustration. This tool does not assess your flight, carrier, cause or eligibility. It cannot select special intra-EU/EEA treatment, cancellation rules or small-carrier terms. Do not use the number as a confirmed claim amount.

Reference table to explore

For your own flight, start with the facts and preparation workspace.

Don't know it? Calculate the distance between your airports.

This varies the table illustration. Other conditions still need review.

Illustrative table amount

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How to use it

  1. 1 Choose the reference table you want to explore.
  2. 2 Choose an illustrative distance band where shown.
  3. 3 Enter an arrival delay to see the table illustration.
  4. 4 Read the limits beside the result; do not copy it into a claim as a confirmed debt.

Why this matters

Amount tables are only one part of a passenger-rights assessment. This tool keeps the existing reference tables available, while the main workspace records the operating carrier, journey and other facts needed for conditional screening. The table alone cannot establish which regime or special band applies.

Frequently asked questions

What does this calculator calculate?

It illustrates the existing EU261, UK261 and Canada APPR large-carrier reference tables from a selected band and arrival delay. It does not assess a particular flight or establish an amount owed.

Can I use this for an intra-EU/EEA flight over 3,500 km?

Do not use the long-distance illustration to determine that flight’s amount. The tool has no origin, destination or intra-EU/EEA field, so it cannot select the applicable treatment for you. Check the route and conditions in official guidance.

Does this calculate cancellation, denied-boarding or baggage claims?

No. This table illustration does not collect the facts those assessments require. Record the event in the preparation workspace and review the applicable official guidance.

Is selecting Canada APPR enough to establish a payment?

No. The displayed reference table is for large-carrier delay bands only. Carrier size, cause, safety conditions and the other applicable requirements need separate review.

Are these freshly verified legal amounts?

The underlying reference data retains its stated review date. This interface update does not reverify every table or rule; consult current official guidance before using an amount in a request.

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