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If you have encountered extreme delays that resulted in a flight
cancellation, or an overnight stay, you should first contact the
airline that sold you your ticket, not the airport you flew
from.
Clearly describe what happened in detail. How long was the
length of your delay? What were the reasons given for the flight
cancellation? Were you left in the airport or did you require
overnight accommodation at your expense? Tell the airline what it
cost you and what you expect in compensation.
To make a claim for flight cancellation you should follow our
free guide on how to claim flight compensation.
You may also pursue a claim in your local county court.
Please see our free GUIDE TO THE SMALL CLAIMS
COURT.
If you experienced a flight cancellation, did you buy
your tickets with a credit card?
If your flight tickets were purchased or partly paid
for using a credit card and they cost more than £100, then
under Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act of 1974, you may be
able to claim compensation directly from your credit card
company to cover the costs of your flight
cancellation.
For more details on how to make a Section 75 claim please visit
our Section 75 Claims guide.