Flight Compensation from Scottish Airports: What's Different
Claiming compensation for a flight from Edinburgh, Glasgow, or Aberdeen? Scotland has a shorter time limit than the rest of the UK. Here's what to know.
The rules for flight delay and cancellation compensation are the same across the UK, with one important difference for Scottish airports: the time limit.
5-year time limit in Scotland
Claims relating to flights departing Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Inverness, and other Scottish airports must be brought within 5 years, one year shorter than the 6-year limit that applies in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. This is due to a different underlying contract law limitation period in Scotland.
Everything else is the same
- £220 for flights under 1,500km delayed 3+ hours
- £350 for flights 1,500-3,500km
- £520 for flights over 3,500km delayed 4+ hours
Popular Scottish routes affected
Domestic routes with Loganair and British Airways, and international routes with easyJet, Ryanair, and KLM via Amsterdam, are all covered when departing a Scottish airport.
How to claim
If your flight departed Scotland and it's been close to 5 years, don't wait. Klaimly can check eligibility and file the claim for a flat 5% fee, only if we win.
