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flight-delay-compensation

Work out whether a delayed, cancelled, or overbooked flight likely owes you compensation — and draft the claim with the right rule cited. Use when asked about flight delay compensation, my flight was cancelled/delayed/overbooked, am I owed money for this flight, or how do I claim EU261. Produces an eligibility read against the likely-applicable regime (EU261/UK261/US DOT-style and airline duty-of-care), the amount band, the claim letter with flight details, and the evidence to attach — flagging what to verify because rules and thresholds change.

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# Flight-Delay Compensation

Airlines rarely volunteer that you're owed money — but for long delays, cancellations, and bumpings, passenger-rights rules often require cash compensation *on top of* a refund or rebooking. The catch is the fine print: which regime applies (where you flew from/to and the airline's home), the delay thresholds, and the "extraordinary circumstances" get-out. This reads your situation, gives a likely-eligible verdict and amount band, and writes the claim — while being honest that thresholds change and must be verified.

## What This Skill Produces

- **The eligibility read** — which regime likely applies (EU261 / UK261 / US DOT-style / other), and whether your delay, cancellation, or denied boarding probably qualifies
- **The amount band** — the rough compensation range for your distance/delay, plus refund vs rebooking rights, and duty-of-care (meals/hotel) for long waits
- **The claim letter** — flight number, date, route, scheduled vs actual times, the specific rule cited, and the amount requested
- **The evidence & the escalation** — boarding pass, booking, delay proof, the airline's stated reason — then the ADR/regulator/claims route if they refuse
- **The verify list** — thresholds, sums, and "extraordinary circumstances" that change and must be checked against the current official rules

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