EU261 reform: what changed, and what UK261 didn't
The EU reformed flight compensation in July 2026, but the 3-hour threshold and the €250 to €600 amounts survived. What changed, and which regime covers you.
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The EU reformed flight compensation in July 2026, but the 3-hour threshold and the €250 to €600 amounts survived. What changed, and which regime covers you.
Most people leave money behind because they don’t know what they’re owed. A round-up of free tools to check your case and your figure, grouped by problem.
Cancelled, delayed, or downgraded? Seven routes to an airline refund or compensation, ranked fastest to last resort, with the trade-offs of each.
Legal Ombudsman complaints are up 37%. Communication failures, delays, and hidden fees are the top issues. Here’s how to complain, escalate, and claim compensation.
British Airways cancelled with less than a day’s notice and called it 'operational reasons'. Under UK261 you’re almost certainly owed up to £520 plus a refund or rerouting. Here’s how to claim.
Updated: the scheme is now partially suspended pending a lender challenge at the Upper Tribunal (2 July 2026). Here's what changed, the revised £7.5bn/12.1m figures, and why claiming directly still puts you in the queue.
Most people never claim train delay compensation, but you’re almost certainly owed money. Here’s how to get every penny.
If your broadband goes down or your provider misses an appointment, you’re entitled to automatic compensation. Here’s how it works.
The FCA’s redress scheme is confirmed: ~£829 average per agreement for 2007-2024 car finance with dealer commission. How to claim free, without a claims company.
When companies won’t pay what they owe, small claims court is your nuclear option. Here’s everything you need to know about filing a claim.