Ryanair
Ryanair separates statutory compensation requests from care-expense claims. Its disruption refund is usually handled through the booking or the refund link sent by email.
Start with the operating airline and keep 100% of any compensation you receive. These links go to official airline websites—not claims-management companies.
Links checked 21 October 2026Use this wording when an airline does not provide a clear form. Replace every item in square brackets and attach copies rather than original documents.
Subject: Compensation and expense claim for flight [flight number] on [date]
Dear [airline name],
I am claiming compensation and, where applicable, reimbursement of reasonable care expenses for flight [flight number] from [departure airport] to [final destination] on [date], booking reference [reference]. The flight arrived [number] hours and [number] minutes late / was cancelled on [date notified].
Please confirm the precise reason for the disruption and assess this claim under [UK261 / EU261 / applicable passenger-rights rules]. My passenger name is [full name]. I have attached my booking confirmation, boarding pass and itemised receipts totalling [currency and amount].
Please pay any amount due to [payment details requested through the airline’s secure process] and provide a written decision if you reject any part of this claim.
Kind regards,
[full name]
[contact email]
Do not email full card details, passwords or identity documents unless the airline’s secure process specifically requires them. Submit through the operating airline’s official portal whenever one is available.
Use the airline’s own form first. Compensation and expense reimbursement are often separate requests.
Ryanair separates statutory compensation requests from care-expense claims. Its disruption refund is usually handled through the booking or the refund link sent by email.
easyJet provides distinct portals for EC261/UK261 compensation and reasonable welfare expenses.
BA uses a combined feedback and claims journey for disruption compensation and expenses, with case tracking available afterward.
Claims, compensation and refund requests begin through Wizz Air’s account-based claims process.
Jet2’s dedicated form covers compensation, expenses and qualifying disruption refunds.
Loganair has compensation guidance and a separate disruption-refund form.
For Indian domestic protections, retain the airline case number before escalating through its grievance process or AirSewa/DGCA.
Air India provides a dedicated EU/UK261 form for eligible flights departing the UK or EU, plus separate refund and general disruption channels.
Use Plan B for airline-initiated cancellations or major schedule changes, and the refund tools for eligible refunds. Compensation depends on the route and applicable passenger-rights rules.
Rights vary by departure country, destination and operating carrier. These airlines do not offer one worldwide fixed-compensation scheme.
AirAsia directs refund requests through its Bo support assistant. Service-recovery and compensation rules depend on the operating AirAsia carrier and country.
Scoot accepts feedback and disruption requests through its official customer-service form, with route-specific passenger policies.
Ask for a written final response. For UK-related disputes, check the CAA’s current ADR information. For EU disputes, locate the relevant national enforcement body. Indian passengers should follow the airline’s grievance ladder before using AirSewa/DGCA. Other routes require the regulator or consumer body responsible for that journey.
Editorial note: This directory is independent and contains no flight-claims affiliate links. It is general information, not legal advice. Airlines change forms and response targets, so verify the destination page before submitting sensitive information.