Top 10 Airlines with the Most Compensation Claims
Discover which airlines have the highest rates of delays and cancellations, and how to get what you're owed.
Michael Chen
Some airlines have better punctuality records than others, but when delays and cancellations do happen, knowing your rights is crucial. Here's a look at the airlines that have generated the most compensation claims in recent years.
Why Some Airlines Have More Claims
Several factors contribute to higher compensation claims for certain airlines:
- Route networks that include more challenging airports
- Higher frequency of flights on busy routes
- Operational issues like staffing shortages
- Weather-prone flight paths
The Top 10 Airlines by Claim Volume
Based on our data analysis, these airlines generated the most compensation claims in 2023:
- Lufthansa - German flag carrier with extensive European network
- British Airways - UK's flagship airline with global reach
- Air France - French carrier operating numerous European routes
- Ryanair - Low-cost carrier with high flight frequency
- Iberia - Spanish airline with connections across Europe
- EasyJet - Another major low-cost European operator
- KLM - Dutch carrier with strong European presence
- Alitalia - Italian airline (now ITA Airways)
- Wizz Air - Rapidly expanding budget airline
- Transavia - Leisure airline with seasonal schedules
What This Means for You
If you've flown with any of these airlines recently and experienced significant delays or cancellations, you might be entitled to compensation. Don't assume that because an airline is well-known, it doesn't owe you money for disruptions.
How to Check Your Eligibility
Use our free compensation checker to see if your flight qualifies. Simply enter your flight details, and we'll determine if you're eligible for compensation and how much you could receive.