Air Cairo · 17 Oct 2026
SM 2362: Paris → Luxor, 4h21 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) → Luxor (LXR) |
|---|---|
| Departure |
Scheduled 15:40 · left 20:01 (+4h21) Terminal 3 |
| Arrival |
Scheduled 21:35 Actual arrival not in our data yet: use your own arrival time |
| Aircraft | Airbus A320 · registration SU-BUQ |
| Distance | 3,675 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
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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): 15 °C, wind 26 km/h, visibility 10 km or more, no rain, snow or storm reported.
Weather at LXR (arrival): 25 °C, wind 7 km/h, visibility 10 km or more, no rain, snow or storm reported.
Normal conditions at both airports at those times. Weather elsewhere can still matter (for example where the aircraft came from), so if the airline blames the weather, ask which weather and where. Source: airport weather reports (METAR), aviationweather.gov, closest report to the scheduled time. - Time to claim: France (departure airport): until 17 Oct 2031. Time limits by country
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Your rights on SM 2362
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