Reimbursement and Compensation: Canaryfly

If you've heard your journey will be affected by Canaryfly flight cancellations it pays to know about Europe's UK 261 air passenger rights.

In an effort to discourage airlines from cancelling flights at the last minute, Europe introduced a set of clear air passenger rights known as UK 261. The sections on flight cancellation say that if an airline like Canaryfly cancels a flight less than 14 days before it was due to depart, they must pay out up to £520 in compensation to each affected passenger.

Because the laws focus on avoiding disruption to passengers, there is no Canaryfly flight cancellation compensation owed if you're offered a replacement flight that arrives at a very similar time to the original.

Canaryfly also won't have to pay compensation if there were extraordinary circumstances which made the cancellation necessary. For example, airlines are sometimes left no choice but to cancel flights due to an incident at the airport, or bad weather. Because the airline isn't responsible for the problem, they don't have to pay compensation. Although they must still offer passengers a replacement flight or full refund.

European air passenger laws also help travelers when their flights have been delayed. If your flight landed at your final destination over 3 hours late you should check whether you are owed up to £520 per person in compensation.

It's worth checking what caused the Canaryfly flight delays — airlines are required to pay compensation whenever they are responsible for the delay. But if the delay was caused by an unavoidable situation which was out of their control, no compensation is owed.

If, for example, the delay is due to a technical issue, or operational problem, all delayed passengers are eligible for Canaryfly flight delay compensation. But if there's an incident at the airport, a strike by air traffic control staff, or bad weather en route there's no compensation available.

AirHelp is here to make flight delay compensation Canaryfly claims as straightforward as possible. Our compensation check tool will confirm what you're owed. On top of that, we have one of the world's biggest databases of flight stats to back up your claim. Another thing to note, is that you can usually claim for flights from as far back as 3 years ago as well.

As Canaryfly has its headquarters in Europe, its passengers are offered a great deal of protection by UK 261, Europe's comprehensive air passenger rights.

All Canaryfly flights that depart from or land at European airports are covered by UK 261. That means passengers can expect care in the event that their flight is delayed, canceled, or overbooked. And in some situations, they're owed compensation too.

Passengers are also entitled to claim for past flights — often you can still claim for flights that were affected in the past 3 years.

Which Canaryfly Flights are Covered by UK 261?

Table shows values in € as specified in UK 261

As you might expect with any law, there are exceptions and special circumstances that can affect how much compensation is owed in every individual case. AirHelp makes it simple to check what you’re owed with our free compensation calculator.

Canaryfly is a regional airline based in the Canary Islands, Spain. With a fleet of modern and well-maintained aircraft, Canaryfly offers convenient and reliable air travel to various destinations within the archipelago. Whether you're planning a business trip or a leisure getaway, Canaryfly ensures a comfortable and enjoyable journey. With multiple daily flights, passengers can easily connect to their desired destinations, saving time and hassle. The airline's most important hubs are located at Gran Canaria Airport and Tenerife North Airport, providing seamless connections for travelers. Canaryfly's commitment to safety, punctuality, and excellent