American · 15 Oct 2026
AA 49: Paris → Dallas, 5h00 late
Likely owed, per passenger
€600
Unless the airline proves extraordinary circumstances (bad weather, air traffic control). You have years to claim.
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Flight record
| Route | Paris (CDG) → Dallas (DFW) |
|---|---|
| Departure | Scheduled 10:00 · left 15:00 (+5h00) |
| Arrival | 4h51 late (from flight data) |
| Distance | 7,944 km · EU261 |
Passengers on this flight may be owed €600 each if they arrived 3+ hours late, unless the airline proves extraordinary circumstances.
What you would actually receive
- Claim it yourselffree, you do the paperwork€600How
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Data from airport departure records, refreshed every few hours. Times are local.
CDG → ?
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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.
Not ready to claim? You have years, not days.
What we know about this day
- Weather at CDG (departure): 13 °C, wind 13 km/h, visibility 0.3 km, fog.
Difficult conditions around that time: the airline may argue extraordinary circumstances, but it must still show that this weather caused this delay. Source: airport weather reports (METAR), aviationweather.gov, closest report to the scheduled time. - Time to claim: France (departure airport): until 15 Oct 2031. Time limits by country
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Your rights on AA 49
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