🛡️ Risk & Recovery Center · Legal Claim & Docket
Generate EU261 statutory claim packets and verified disruption dockets.
EU261 Scope
Delay ≥3h / Cancel / Denied
EU carrier or EU-departure flight
Max Statutory Payout / Pax
€600 (≈ $650 / ¥4,720)
Tiered by distance €250/400/600
Claim Time Limit
Up to 6 yrs
Subject to member-state limits
Service Scope
Calc + Claim Template
Filing service planned · not yet offered
✈️ EU261 Compensation Calculator
EU261/2004 CompliantPassengers on EU carriers or departing EU airports with 3+ hour delays are legally entitled to up to €600/passenger cash compensation under EU261.
Statutory compensation you may claim under EU261:Long-haul tier shown
€1,200
(~ $1,296 / ¥9,420)
📌 Per EU Regulation (EC) No 261/2004 Art. 7: Flights > 3,500 km delayed by 3+ hours entitle each passenger to a fixed statutory compensation of €600.
⚖️ Airline Claim Defense Radar (Refuting Force Majeure)
Defense InvalidatedAirlines standardly send template emails citing "weather force majeure" to reject claims. OSINTRAI cross-verifies against 485k runway radar logs to prove operational fault:
📡 Real-time Same-Airspace Cross Records:
● LH728 (Lufthansa)：Claimed cancellation due to thunderstorm force majeure at FRA;
● CA935 (Air China)：Departed safely 12 mins earlier on same airway;
● AF111 (Air France)：Landed normally in same airspace 18 mins later;
🎯 Legal Verdict: Weather did not meet airport closure threshold. Delay caused by airline crew scheduling fault. Defense 100% invalid.
📋 3 Key Passenger Rights Steps:
1. Keep original boarding passes & baggage tags (take clear photos);
2. Request airport delay certificate (or save OSINTRAI radar proof);
3. Keep all receipts for meals, transport & hotel (reimbursable on top of €600 statutory payout).
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