Transavia delayed
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EU law entitles you to up to €600 in compensation.
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How much is Transavia owed you?
The amount depends on your flight distance and delay length. Under EC 261/2004, fixed amounts apply.
Any Transavia flight departing from the EU, regardless of destination.
You can claim for delayed flights up to 6 years ago in most EU countries.
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Transavia (Netherlands) is the low-cost subsidiary of Air France-KLM, operating from Amsterdam Schiphol and Rotterdam The Hague to European and North African leisure destinations. Its fleet spans Airbus and Boeing narrowbodies serving the Dutch market for city breaks and beach holidays. Despite its budget positioning, Transavia passengers have identical rights to those flying with KLM under EC 261/2004. Disrupted flights departing from Dutch and other EU airports qualify for compensation claims. A delay of more than 3 hours or a short-notice cancellation on a Transavia flight may entitle affected passengers to up to €600 per person — a fact not always communicated by airlines at the time of disruption. EU Regulation EC 261/2004 entitles you to fixed compensation — regardless of what the airline tells you.
When can you claim?
If your Transavia flight arrived 3+ hours late — regardless of stated reason — you may be entitled to up to €600.
Cancellations announced less than 14 days before departure trigger the same fixed compensation amounts.
If Transavia bumped you due to a full flight, you're entitled to compensation plus a full refund or rerouting.
In most EU countries, you can claim compensation retroactively for disrupted flights up to 6 years ago.
Transavia — Popular Routes
Routes operated by Transavia with EU flight compensation under EC 261/2004.
Transavia — Airports Served
Airports where Transavia operates flights covered by EU passenger rights.