Transavia Compensation for Flight Delays and Cancellations

You’ve booked your hotel, take time off work and are ready for a relaxing vacation, only to have your flight cancelled. This is the unfortunate reality of air travel.

The good news is that in these situations, Skycop can help you receive Transavia compensation.

When Are You Entitled To Transavia Flight Compensation?

Flight compensation eligibility depends on the circumstances of your flight.

Flight Disruptions

You’re entitled to Transavia compensation for flight disruptions, including denied boarding, flight delays and flight cancellations.

You can get a Transavia flight refund for a delay of more than 5 hours. Submit a Transavia refund claim and the airline will reimburse you the ticket cost.

Schedule Change

If Transavia changes your schedule with less than 14 days’ notice, you’re eligible for claim compensation, except in these situations:

• 7 – 14 days’ notice
• Transavia offers a new flight with departure no earlier than 2 hours before the original departure time.
• The new flight arrives no later than 4 hours after the original arrival time.

OR

• Less than 7 days’ notice
• Transavia offers a new flight with departure no earlier than 1 hour before the original departure time.
• The new flight arrives no later than 2 hours after the original arrival time.

Flight Cancellations

If your flight is cancelled, file a Transavia refund claim to receive a Transavia cancel flight refund.

According to the Transavia delay policy,  you’re not eligible for Transavia cancelled flight compensation if the airline provides at least 14 days’ cancellation notice. The above exceptions also apply here.

Extraordinary Circumstances

According to Regulation EC 261/2004, airlines aren’t required to pay compensation for disruptions caused by circumstances beyond their control, like weather conditions or political instability.

Experienced Delayed Flights With Transavia?

Transavia delayed flight compensation can alleviate some of the stress caused by flight delays. Airline compensation entitlements are set out in regulations like EC 261/2004. Airlines must adhere to them.

Fill out the Transavia compensation form to receive your Transavia delay compensation.

Did Transavia Surprise You With a Flight Cancellation?

If you meet the compensation eligibility for flight issues, you can submit a claim for Transavia compensation.

Contact Skycop today to get professional guidance and support. Our team of experts will take care of the entire claim process for you.

If your rescheduled flight means you must stay at your destination for longer, Transavia will reimburse your expenses. If you submit a Transavia refund claim to get a refund, you can still submit a compensation claim.

Claiming Compensation for Disrupted Transavia Flights with Skycop

Let Skycop provide you with the best airline compensation solutions. Just follow these steps:

 1. Register on Skycop

Create an account on Skycop. Enter your email, create a password and agree to Skycop’s terms and conditions.

2. Provide Flight Details

Skycop will ask for the following information:

• Flight itinerary details
• Type of disruption, delay time and advance notice given.
• Reason for the cancellation (if the airline provided one)
• A brief explanation of your situation.

3. Upload Required Documents

Submit your details and proof of your flight reservation number and Skycop will handle your Transavia compensation claim. You may also have to provide a copy of your identity document or the delay notification.

4. Track Claim Progress

Sign into your account to see the progress of your claim.

How Much Transavia Flight Compensation Can You Expect?

Transavia’s passenger compensation for flight disruptions depends on the distance of your flight.

• Less than 1,500 km – €250
• More than 1,500 km (within the EU) – €400
• 1,500 – 3,500 km (outside EU) – €400
• More than 3,500 km –  €600

If Transavia offers an alternative flight, they can decrease your compensation by 50%. However, the difference between the new and original arrival times must be as follows:

• Less than 1,500 km –  2 hours
• More than 1,500 km (within EU) –  3 hours
• 1,500 – 3,500 km (outside EU) – 3 hours
• Flights longer than 3,500 km – 4 hours

If the airline loses your luggage, you’re entitled to Transavia lost luggage compensation. According to the Montreal Convention, lost baggage compensation cannot exceed 1,288 SDR (Special Drawing Rights).