Applies
Only if departing from EU or flying with EU airline to/from Australia
Flight Compensation planning
Flight compensation for trips involving Australia
Review passenger-rights information and practical claim steps for disrupted flights involving Australia.
How to use this guide
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Eligibility and compensation involving Australia
Amounts
Long Flights (>3500 Km): €600
Conditions
Delay >3 hours, cancellation <14 days notice, or denied boarding
Passenger rights for Australia routes
Planning detail
Australian Consumer Law protects against misleading conduct and guarantees refunds for cancelled flights
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Airlines may offer compensation or rebooking at their discretion
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ACCC (competition regulator) can assist with complaints
How to prepare a claim for Australia travel
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Contact airline immediately for rebooking or compensation
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If dissatisfied, lodge complaint with Airline Customer Advocate
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If EU261 applies, file claim with airline or compensation service
Flight Compensation questions for Australia
Am I entitled to compensation for a domestic flight delay in Australia?
No formal compensation scheme exists; airlines may offer vouchers or rebooking as goodwill.
Can I claim for a cancelled Qantas flight to London?
If departing from EU or via EU carrier, EU261 may apply; otherwise follow airline policy and Australian Consumer Law.
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