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  1. Refund. Subject to European Union detailed specifications and modalities pursuant to Regulation 261/2004, you may request a refund of any unused portion of your ticket if you’ve experienced any of the below trip disruptions: Your flight was overbooked. Your flight was canceled. Your flight was delayed for more than 5 hours.

  2. This section will provide instruction on how to manage a flight delay or cancellation occurring within 72 hours of your scheduled departure. At times we may change our flight schedule to better accommodate your needs, but we’re here to assist you if you need to change or cancel your flight.

  3. You need to find out *exactly* why the flight was cancelled as not everything is covered by EU261. There are lawyers out there - eu claims being one of them - who have a free checking tool on their website.

  4. Select the flight you need to cancel; Click on the ‘Need to Cancel?' button; Select ‘Start Flight Cancellation’ and follow the steps; Apply for a Refund for a Refundable Ticket. Visit My Trips to request a refund for an upcoming trip. Your ticket must be a refundable ticket, purchased with a credit card, cash or check.

  5. 19 kwi 2024 · Have a delayed or canceled European flight? You might be entitled to cash compensation. Here's what you need to know about how this works.

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  7. Delta Airlines has some protections in place when it comes to overbooking regardless of where you’re travelling, but if you’re in Europe, your best bet is to claim under EC 261. Here’s what qualifies.

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