Easyjet flight tracker: live status, delays & cancellations

Need real-time info on your Easyjet flight?

On this page, you can check the current flight status, see ongoing delays and cancellations, and use this Easyjet flight tracker guide to understand how flight disruptions may affect your journey. For real-time flight alerts and instant updates, AirHelp offers a dedicated flight tracking feature within its mobile app.

Tracking an Easyjet flight in real time helps avoid surprises, whether you're the one boarding or waiting to pick someone up. Gate changes, runway holds, and flight status information can shift fast – a single timely alert can save you an extra trip to the airport or a missed connection.

With the AirHelp app, you can receive live flight alerts directly on your phone. Once your flight is added, the app monitors its status automatically and notifies you of any relevant changes, helping you stay one step ahead without constantly checking flight information manually.

What you'll need to get started

• Your flight number (e.g., U21234)

• Departure and arrival airports, or

• Your booking confirmation or boarding pass

Three easy steps

1. Download the free AirHelp app (available on iOS or Android).

2. Add your flight: enter the number, scan your boarding pass, or let the app import it from your email.

3. Relax. You'll get instant updates on delays, cancellations, gate changes – and, best of all, an automatic alert if your flight qualifies for up to €600 under EU261 or UK261.

The app follows your flight from check-in right through to landing, so you're always one step ahead of the airport announcements.

Flight schedules can change at short notice, especially in case of delays, cancellations, or operational issues. The AirHelp app keeps track of your Easyjet flight and notifies you the instant anything changes:

• Push notifications for delays, cancellations, gate changes, and baggage information delivered instantly to your phone

• Live flight map showing your aircraft's current position, route, itinerary, and details like schedule, airline, flight number, aircraft model – plus weather forecast a few days before departure

• Automatic compensation alerts when you're owed money (€250-€600 depending on flight distance)

• Share your flight status with friends and family so they know when to pick you up

• Multi-flight tracking: you can monitor several Easyjet flights, perfect for family trips or connecting flights.

In addition to flight tracking, the app helps you keep track of past flights, which can be useful if you later need to check your rights or claim compensation for a disrupted journey.

Compared to other apps, AirHelp focuses on your entire travel experience, combining real-time info with effortless protection.

Why choose AirHelp over other flight trackers?

Most flight tracker apps just give you take-off and landing times and call it a day. The AirHelp app goes further by monitoring your passenger rights. When Easyjet delays or cancels your flight, the app immediately checks if you qualify for compensation, and walks you through the claim. You’re not just tracking your flight – you’re protecting the money you’re entitled to.

According to recent flight data, Easyjet operated 7954 flights within a 24-hour period. Around 64.21% of these flights arrived on time, while 2020 flights were canceled.

A smaller number of flights experienced long delays of more than three hours, which may entitle affected passengers to compensation under EU 261 regulation.

Complete performance breakdown:

If your flight was delayed more than 3 hours or cancelled with less than 14 days' notice, you may qualify for compensation up to €600. Check your eligibility.

Easyjet: operational profile and flight performance

One of Europe's largest low-cost carriers, Easyjet operates a fleet of around 360 Airbus A320-family aircraft across more than 30 countries, with key bases at airports including London Gatwick, Amsterdam Schiphol, Geneva, and Paris CDG. Like Ryanair, it flies a point-to-point model with no hub connections — each aircraft operates multiple rotations daily between city pairs.

This high-utilisation approach keeps fares low but creates the familiar cascade effect: a morning delay ripples through the rest of that aircraft's day. Easyjet's punctuality is broadly in line with other large European low-cost carriers, though performance varies noticeably by airport — congested bases like Gatwick, Schiphol, and Geneva tend to see higher disruption rates, particularly in summer.

ATC restrictions and staffing constraints at busy European airports have historically been the main driver of Easyjet delays, rather than issues directly attributable to the airline itself.

Tracking your specific aircraft's movements earlier in the day is the most practical way to anticipate whether your flight is likely to run on time.

Learn more about your rights on Easyjet flights and how to claim compensation for delays or cancellations:

• Easyjet main airline page

• Easyjet flight compensation

• Flying with Easyjet FAQs

A few quick moves right now can save you hours – and potentially hundreds of euros – later:

Because live arrival times are only half the story. The same app that gives you real-time alerts, a live flight map, and instant updates also has your back: it automatically screens your case for compensation, tells you if you’re entitled to up to €600, and makes submitting a claim simple and stress-free – no endless forms, no guesswork.

So you land knowing exactly where your luggage is – and that your rights are protected.

Current delays and cancellations with Easyjet

Check live updates on Easyjet flights experiencing delays or cancellations right now. If your flight appears in the table below, you may be entitled to compensation.

This information updates regularly as new data becomes available from airports and airline systems. If your flight is delayed or canceled, you can use our compensation checker to find out how much you are entitled to.