If your flight to France was disrupted, European law says you may be owed money — even months after the flight.
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Under EU regulation EC 261/2004, passengers on delayed (≥3 hours), cancelled or overbooked flights departing from or arriving in the EU can claim up to €600 per person. The problem: airlines rarely pay voluntarily. AirHelp handles the claim for you — you only pay if you win (35% success fee).
You may have a claim if your flight in the last 3 years was delayed by 3+ hours, cancelled with less than 14 days notice, or you were denied boarding. It takes 2 minutes to check:
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Flying into Paris CDG/Orly or Caen for the Armada 2027? Peak travel season means more delays. Check past flights too — claims go back 3 years.
The check is free. AirHelp charges a 35% success fee only if you receive compensation — no win, no fee.
Simple claims can be resolved in weeks; cases requiring legal action may take 3–6 months.
Yes — you can claim for flights up to 3 years in the past (varies by country).
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