Assistance in claiming compensation from SAS Scandinavian after a cancelled flight

A great opportunity for financial compensation

A cancelled flight with SAS? Don’t panic, it’s often a jackpot when it comes to compensation! If you didn’t know, this is the perfect opportunity to find out about your rights and start claiming the sum of money that is due to you.

In the whirlwind of emotions caused by the sudden cancellation of your flight with SAS Scandinavian, an unexpected opportunity emerges, transforming frustration into a comforting possibility. Travelers find themselves facing a set of rights designed to soften the impact of these unforeseen events, among which full ticket reimbursement and proactive assistance at the airport stand out.

Beyond these support measures, there is a little-known but valuable option: claiming financial compensation. A secret still too well preserved which, depending on the distance of the canceled flight and certain specificities, allows passengers to claim this right.

Compensation scale

In this area, nothing is left to chance. Compensation for canceled flights is far from being awarded randomly, and is based on well-defined and precise criteria, established to ensure fairness and total transparency towards injured passengers.

The distance of the flight is the determining criterion in the calculation of compensation for canceled flights, corresponding to the length of the planned journey between the departure airport and the destination airport.

Itinerary	Compensation
< 1500 km	€250
> 1500 km	€400
> 3500 km	€600

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In the world of air transport, specific scenarios exist where travelers are not eligible for compensation following the cancellation of their flight. These exceptions are generally linked to “extraordinary circumstances”, which are beyond the control of the airlines. These include unforeseeable or unavoidable events that make cancellation or delays not only justifiable but also legal, without entitlement to compensation.

Among these extraordinary circumstances, we can cite various examples, namely:

– Adverse weather conditions: Phenomena such as storms, dense fog or extreme freezing conditions, which can compromise flight safety.

– Strikes by air traffic control personnel: Social movements or strikes among air traffic control personnel, which directly impact the ability to operate flights according to established schedules.

– Airport security issues: This may include bomb threats, terrorist threats, or sudden health emergencies requiring evacuation or temporary closure of facilities.

– Political restrictions or instability: Abrupt changes in aviation policy, coups, or civil unrest, etc.

An expert compensation service to defend air passengers

In the professional context of the airline sector, service interruptions such as flight cancellations represent a notable obstacle for passengers, often struggling with arduous and daunting claims processes. The widespread perception was that it was a tedious procedure, sometimes considered unaffordable for the majority of passengers.

However, the introduction and development of third-party service platforms has marked a significant turning point in this landscape. These entities provide travelers with powerful legal leverage, allowing them to navigate the maze of claims with increased efficiency.

The process of claiming compensation has been transformed into a surprisingly straightforward process. A simple online form constitutes the starting point of a file which is quickly taken care of by specialists in the field, who take care of all the subsequent steps.

The most notable aspect of these services is their business model: they operate on a remuneration basis conditional on the success of the claim. This ensures that access to justice for passengers is not just theoretical but practically risk-free.