See How Much You Could Be Owed

Check if your disrupted flight qualifies for up to $2,400 in compensation under Canadian law. AirDelays is a flat-fee, no-commission self-service platform: check eligibility free, build a documented case, generate a demand letter, track the airline's 30-day response deadline, and export a complete CTA complaint pack. You keep 100% of any compensation.

How it works

  1. Check a flight free — no signup — against live disruption data.
  2. Build a documented case: flight details, evidence, expenses.
  3. Generate a demand letter citing the applicable APPR provisions.
  4. Track the airline's 30-day response deadline.
  5. If the airline refuses or ignores you, export a complete CTA complaint pack.

What's covered

Flights under Canada's Air Passenger Protection Regulations — Air Canada, WestJet, Flair, Porter, Sunwing and Air Transat — plus baggage claims under the Montreal Convention. Compensation always depends on the cause of the disruption; nothing is guaranteed.

How much compensation can I get for a delayed flight in Canada?

Under APPR regulations, you may be entitled to $125-$2,400 depending on airline size, disruption type, and delay length. Large carriers like Air Canada pay $400-$1,000 for delays and up to $2,400 for denied boarding.

What is AirDelays?

AirDelays is a self-service platform that helps Canadian travelers organize and submit compensation claims for flight disruptions under the Air Passenger Protection Regulations (APPR).

How long do I have to file a claim?

You generally have up to one year from the date of the flight disruption to file a claim under Canadian regulations.

Is AirDelays affiliated with any airline?

No. AirDelays is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any airline or the Canadian Transportation Agency.