Flair Airlines Flight Delay Claim
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Quick answer
If your Flair Airlines flight arrived at your final destination 3 or more hours late for a reason within the airline's control and not required for safety, each passenger may be owed $125 (3–6 h), $250 (6–9 h) or $500 (9 h+) CAD — Flair Airlines is a small carrier under APPR. You have one year from the flight date to claim with the airline, which then has 30 days to respond.
Compensation: Up to $1,000 CAD
After submitting your claim, the airline has 30 days to respond under APPR. If they don't respond or provide an unclear answer, you can escalate to the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA).
How much compensation can I get for a flight delay?
Under Canada's Air Passenger Protection Regulations (APPR), you may be entitled to $125-$1,000 CAD depending on the length of delay and the airline's size. Delays of 3+ hours on arrival qualify for compensation if the delay was within the airline's control.
What counts as a delay within the airline's control?
Delays due to crew scheduling, mechanical issues from regular wear and tear, IT problems, or operational decisions are within the airline's control. Weather, air traffic control decisions, and security threats are typically outside their control.
How long do I have to file a claim?
While there's no strict deadline for initial claims, it's best to file within 1 year. Keep all documentation as the airline may ask for proof. After filing, the airline has 30 days to respond.
Do I need a lawyer to file a claim?
No. You can file a claim yourself using our free letter generator. The APPR complaint process is designed for passengers to navigate without legal representation.