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Transavia delayed flight:your compensation and care rights

Did your Transavia flight arrive late? Depending on the delay at the final destination, distance, route and cause, you may receive care and claim compensation of up to €600.

Final delay checkedCause investigatedFee only if successful

The relevant delay is measured at the final destination. Eligibility depends on the route and exact circumstances.

Quick answer

An Transavia delay of at least 3 hours on arrival may qualify for compensation

Where European passenger rights apply, fixed compensation may be due when you reach the final destination with a significant delay.

Transavia may avoid compensation only if it proves unavoidable extraordinary circumstances despite reasonable measures.

Transavia compensation

How much for an Transavia delayed flight?

Ticket price does not determine the main amount: distance and final delay are the key factors.

Up to 1,500 km€250

At least 3 hours late.

Over 1,500 km within the EU or 1,500–3,500 km€400

At least 3 hours late.

Over 3,500 km outside the EU€600

At least 4 hours late.

For some flights over 3,500 km arriving 3 to under 4 hours late, compensation may be limited to €300.

Essential conditions

When can you claim from Transavia?

Fly Claim checks these four points in particular.

A covered journey

The flight must fall within European passenger-rights rules or another applicable regime.

Sufficient final delay

Delay is calculated at the final destination, not only at departure.

A valid booking

You must have complied with applicable check-in and boarding requirements.

A compensable cause

Transavia must be unable to prove an unavoidable extraordinary circumstance.

During the wait

Meals, hotel, communications and reimbursement

Care rights are separate from fixed compensation.

Meals and refreshments

Reasonable care should be offered once the applicable waiting threshold is reached.

Communications

You should be able to make the communications provided for by the rules.

Hotel and transport

If departure moves to the next day, accommodation and transfers may be due.

Abandon travel after five hours

After a long departure delay, you may choose not to travel and request the applicable refund.

If Transavia does not provide required care, keep itemised receipts for necessary and reasonable expenses.

Missed connection

Delay is measured through to your final destination

When several flights are on one booking, a missed connection can count towards the total delay. Keep the full itinerary, replacement boarding passes and rerouting details.

Cause of delay

When can Transavia refuse compensation?

Simply saying “extraordinary circumstances” is not enough: the cause and reasonable measures must be established.

01

Internal causes to investigate

Late aircraft rotation, crew organisation and ordinary technical faults are not automatically extraordinary.

02

Potential extraordinary events

Dangerous weather, air-traffic-control restrictions or security risks may exclude compensation when proven.

03

The airline bears the evidence

Transavia must show the link to the delay and why reasonable measures could not avoid it.

Prepare your case

Documents useful for an Transavia claim

01

Booking confirmation

Reference, flight number and full itinerary.

02

Boarding pass

Paper or digital document for each segment.

03

Transavia messages

Emails, texts and any reason given for the delay.

04

Actual arrival time

Flight-tracking screenshot or arrival information.

05

Expense receipts

Itemised meals, transport and accommodation.

06

Connection documents

Replacement boarding passes and rerouting offer.

Claim with Fly Claim

Your request in four steps

1

Enter the flight

Add date, number and route.

2

Provide evidence

Upload the documents and messages you have.

3

We assess the criteria

Final delay, distance, route and cause are reviewed.

4

Pay only if successful

No upfront fee; commission applies only if compensation is recovered.

Useful links

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Frequently asked questions

Transavia delayed flight FAQ

How long must an Transavia delay be for compensation?

The usual threshold is at least three hours at the final destination on a covered journey.

What is the maximum compensation?

Compensation may reach €600 depending on distance, final delay and the applicable rules.

Does a technical fault always remove compensation?

No. An ordinary technical issue is not automatically an extraordinary circumstance.

Must Transavia pay for meals or a hotel?

Appropriate care may be due depending on the waiting time. Keep receipts if it is not provided.

What if Transavia blames the weather?

Ask for the precise reason. The airline must establish the actual impact and reasonable measures taken.

Can a missed connection qualify?

Yes, where flights are on one booking and the final delay meets the applicable threshold.

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