EU261
Fixed compensation and care rights for many flights departing from, arriving in, or travelling within the EU.
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Estimate a claim for a delayed, cancelled or overbooked flight using New Zealand domestic law or the Montreal Convention.
A New Zealand itinerary may also be covered by overseas rules. Open a guide to check scope, fixed-compensation tables and exclusions.
Fixed compensation and care rights for many flights departing from, arriving in, or travelling within the EU.
View bilingual guide→The UK regime provides care, rerouting or refunds and, in eligible cases, fixed compensation for disruption.
View bilingual guide→Canada’s Air Passenger Protection Regulations cover flights to, from and within Canada, including connecting itineraries.
View bilingual guide→US federal rules focus on refunds and involuntary denied boarding; ordinary delay and cancellation amenities often depend on airline commitments.
View bilingual guide→Start with the airline directly and keep receipts, itinerary changes and written explanations.
These external claim platforms may assess or pursue eligible claims. Check their eligibility rules, authority to act, service fees and terms before proceeding.