EU Compensation Entitlement [closed]

I was booked on BA under one booking reference for a flight from Bangkok to Glasgow via Heathrow. The Heathrow Glasgow leg was cancelled at the last minute with the consequence I didn’t arrive in Glasgow until almost 24 hours after the scheduled time. BA have offered €250 compensation (I assume on the basis that the actual flight cancelled was a journey of less than 1,500km). My understanding of the rules are that because the flights were all under the one booking the distance should be Bangkok to Glasgow so should qualify for €600 compensation. Can you please advise who is correct. Thanks

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What is the EU compensation for Cancelled flights?

Cancelled flight: request reimbursement and compensation Then, you are entitled to a compensation of: 250\u20ac for flights up to 1500 kilometers, 400\u20ac for flights between 1500 and 3500 km, 600\u20ac beyond 3500 km, provided that you are at least 4 hours late (300 \u20ac for a delay between 3 and 4 hours).

How long do you have to claim EU261?

EU Reg 261 requires airlines to compensate passengers when flight delays or cancellations result in passengers reaching their final destination more than three hours later than originally scheduled. Passengers are only entitled to claim compensation if the delay or cancellation was within the airline's control.

What am I entitled to if my flight is Cancelled?

Refund entitlements for your flight The US Department of Transportation says you are entitled to a refund of your ticket cost because of a cancellation or "significant delay" and you choose not to travel. This is the policy regardless of the reason the airline cancels or delays the flight.

Does EU261 apply to UK?

Although the UK formally left the European Union a year ago, air carriers will know that European Union Regulation (EC) 261/2004 on denied boarding, cancellation and long delay (EU261) has continued to have force in the UK throughout 2020 as though Brexit had never happened.

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