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Educational purposes only. Flight data is provided by FlightAware and may not reflect real-time conditions. APPR eligibility depends on final arrival delay, not departure delay. Always verify current flight status directly with your airline before making any claim decisions. This content does not constitute legal advice.

Unravel Travel · Flight data: FlightAware AeroAPI. APPR compensation amounts per Air Passenger Protection Regulations (SOR/2019-150), verified June 2026. Large carrier threshold per CTA definition (2m+ passengers/year): Air Canada, WestJet, Air Transat. US passenger rights per US DOT regulations (14 CFR Part 259, 2024 refund rule) and airline customer-service commitments published on the DOT dashboard (transportation.gov/airconsumer), verified June 2026. US law does not require cash compensation for delays or cancellations; care commitments (meals, hotel) are airline promises that vary by carrier and apply only to controllable disruptions. EU passenger rights per Regulation (EC) No 261/2004 (€250/€400/€600 by distance); UK rights per the retained UK261 regulation enforced by the CAA (£220/£350/£520). Compensation amounts depend on great-circle distance, which the flight feed does not provide, so the distance band is selected manually. Cash compensation is not owed where the disruption was caused by extraordinary circumstances. Mexico passenger rights per the Ley de Aviación Civil (Art. 47 Bis), enforced by Profeco: a minimum 25% indemnification of the affected fare for a cancellation, denied boarding, or 4h+ delay within the airline's control, a 7.5% discount for a 2–4h delay, plus refund/reroute choice; compensation is a percentage of fare, not a fixed amount, and does not apply to causes outside the airline's control. International flights not covered by a regional scheme fall under the Montreal Convention 1999: no fixed compensation, but the carrier is liable for provable delay damages up to 5,346 SDR and baggage up to 1,288 SDR per passenger (ICAO limits, revised December 2019); SDR-to-CAD figures are approximate and vary with exchange rates. Australia: no fixed statutory compensation; Australian Consumer Law guarantees provide refunds and reasonably foreseeable consequential losses, and a statutory aviation consumer scheme is being introduced through 2026. New Zealand: Civil Aviation Act 2023 makes carriers liable for provable domestic delay damages up to 10x the ticket price for within-control disruptions, alongside the Consumer Guarantees Act. Verified June 2026.