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Had a flight cancelled in the last six years? Martin Lewis has good news for you
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The UK's flight compensation rules are governed by EU regulations, which were adopted into UK law after Brexit, entitling passengers to compensation for cancelled flights under certain circumstances. Passengers are eligible for compensation if their flight was cancelled without sufficient notice, and the amount they can claim depends on the distance of the flight and the notice period given. Claims can typically be made for flights that were cancelled in the last six years, although the process can be complex and time-consuming.
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Had a flight cancelled in the last six years? Martin Lewis has good news for you
You could claim back up to £520 compensation.
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