How much EasyJet flight compensation can I get?

For UK departures: 250-600 EUR under UK261 depending on flight distance. All international EasyJet flights are also covered by the Montreal Convention for up to 7,700 EUR in proven damages with receipts. These can be claimed simultaneously. Right to Care (meals, hotel, transport) is always guaranteed.

What if EasyJet claims extraordinary circumstances?

Even when airlines invoke extraordinary circumstances, your Right to Care is still guaranteed. The Montreal Convention also still applies for proven damages up to 7,700 EUR. SkyAid fights these defences and recovers everything you are owed.

How does EasyJet cancelled compensation work?

If your EasyJet flight was cancelled with less than 14 days notice, you are entitled to 250-600 EUR under UK261 plus Right to Care. The Montreal Convention adds up to 7,700 EUR for proven damages on international flights.

How does EasyJet delayed compensation work?

For delays of 3+ hours at arrival, UK261 entitles you to 250-600 EUR. Right to Care kicks in at 2+ hours. The Montreal Convention covers up to 7,700 EUR in proven damages for international delays. Claims can be made up to 6 years after the flight.

EasyJet flight compensation

EasyJet Compensation — Claim €600 + €7,700 in Expenses

Flight cancelled or delayed 3+ hours? Claim your EasyJet compensation under UK261 and the Montreal Convention. SkyAid recovers your money — hotels, missed events, food, transport, and more.

€250–€600

UK261 Fixed Payment

Up to €7,700

Montreal Convention

Right to Care

Always Guaranteed

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EasyJet Compensation: Your Legal Rights

EasyJet compensation claims qualify under multiple systems simultaneously. SkyAid navigates all available routes to maximise your recovery under UK Regulation 261 and the Montreal Convention.

UK261 Regulation

For flights departing UK airports

Compensation Amounts

€250 – €600 Fixed

€250 for flights under 1,500km
€400 for flights 1,500–3,500km
€600 for flights over 3,500km

When It Applies

Any EasyJet flight departing EU or UK
Delays of 3+ hours at arrival
Cancellations with less than 14 days notice
Denied boarding due to overbooking

Right to Care (Always Guaranteed)

Meals and refreshments during wait
Hotel accommodation if overnight
Transport between airport and hotel
Applies even in extraordinary circumstances

Montreal Convention

For ALL international flights — no insurance needed

Compensation Amount

Up to €7,700 (SDR Rate)

Proven damages with receipts
Can be claimed IN ADDITION to UK261
No travel insurance required
Applies regardless of extraordinary circumstances

What You Can Claim

Alternative flight rebooking costs
Hotel and accommodation expenses
Missed events, tours, cruises
Business meeting and conference losses
Food, transport, communication costs

Key Advantage

Covers ALL international EasyJet flights
Stacks with UK261 for maximum recovery
Independent of extraordinary circumstances

Important: UK261 compensation (€250–€600) may not apply if the airline proves extraordinary circumstances (severe weather, war, security threats). However, Right to Care and the Montreal Convention (€7,700) always apply regardless. SkyAid assesses every available route for your claim.

Common Questions About EasyJet Claims

What compensation am I owed by EasyJet?

UK261 sets fixed compensation of €250–€600 depending on distance for qualifying EasyJet flights. Separately, the Montreal Convention lets you claim up to €7,700 in actual proven expenses on any international flight — both apply at once where relevant.

Can EasyJet refuse to pay by citing extraordinary circumstances?

They can try, but it does not remove your Right to Care — meals, hotel, transport are guaranteed regardless. Montreal Convention expenses up to €7,700 also remain claimable regardless of the cause. SkyAid checks whether the circumstance genuinely qualifies as extraordinary before accepting the airline’s refusal.

My EasyJet flight was cancelled — what am I entitled to?

Short-notice cancellations (under 14 days) qualify for €250–€600 under UK261, plus Right to Care throughout the disruption. Montreal Convention expenses on top can bring your total recovery well above €7,700 for serious losses.

My EasyJet flight was delayed — do I qualify?

Delays of 3+ hours at your final destination trigger €250–€600 under UK261. From 2 hours, Right to Care applies. You have up to 6 years to file, and Montreal Convention expenses can be added for international routes.

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EasyJet compensation under UK261 + Montreal Convention can total over €8,300 for major losses. Right to Care is always guaranteed. SkyAid handles your EasyJet compensation claim from start to finish — no upfront costs, no risk.

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