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Dublin · IE · EU261

DUB delaysDublin: delayed and cancelled flights today

Flights out of Dublin that ran 3+ hours late or were cancelled. If yours is one of them, you may be owed up to €600 per passenger.

What happened to your flight?
Where were you flying?

How late did you arrive?

At your final destination, when the doors opened.

What reason did the airline give?

Check the email or text message they sent you.

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Why this answer?
  • Under EU261, a flight 3+ hours late, cancelled at short notice or overbooked pays €250, €400 or €600 per passenger, depending on distance. Pick your airports to see your amount.
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Delays at Dublin: what to know

Dublin has two terminals: Terminal 1, used by Ryanair, and Terminal 2, Aer Lingus' base. Terminal 2 has US preclearance, so passengers to the United States clear US immigration in Dublin before boarding. Atlantic storms bring strong winds that can delay or cancel flights. Every departure from Dublin is covered by EU261, and Ryanair and Aer Lingus, both Irish airlines, are covered on their flights into the EU too.

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