Compensation for Condor Flight Delays or Cancellations

You could get compensation of up to 600€ for a delayed or canceled flight from Condor Airlines under EU law EC 261.To check if you’re eligible, you need to enter your flight details in our free flight delay compensation calculator.Fill out the Condor compensation claim form, it doesn’t take more than 2 minutes of your precious time.

This ultimate guide helps to claim compensation for Condor Airlines flight delays, cancellations, and denied boarding incidents under EU Flight Delay Compensation Regulation EC 261/2004.

Condor Airlines Passengers’ Right to Compensation

If you have booked a flight with Condor Airlines, and the flight was delayed, canceled, or overbooked, you could be eligible for compensation of up to 600€ under EC Regulation 261/2004.

Passengers are entitled to compensation if the airline was responsible for…

• ☛flight delays: if you reached the final destination with more than 3 hours delay
• ☛flight cancellations: if you were informed about flight cancellation without prior notice of at least 0 to 14 days
• ☛overbooking: if you were denied boarding due to overbooking
• ☛missed connection: if you missed your connecting flight due to delay or cancellation of your first flight.

If you have faced such a kind of flight disruption, you can seek assistance from us, we at ClaimFlights make sure to claim against Condor Airlines on behalf of you. We take your flight delay case on a ‘No Win No Fee’ basis and even take your case to court at no extra cost.

Additional Rights: If the flight delays at departure for more than 2 hours you could be entitled to right-to-care services such as free meals and refreshments. And refund when the delays go beyond 5 hours.

Who is eligible for Condor Airlines’ flight compensation?

Any person who faced flight delays or cancellations can claim compensation. You need not to be an EU citizen to claim under the EU 261 law.

It doesn’t matter your citizenship, even non-EU citizens can claim compensation for their delayed or canceled flight.

You could claim if you either departed from or arrived at, the EU member states’ airport with a delay of more than 3 hours at the final destination.

Here’s the table below to summarize …

Condor flight delay compensation

You are entitled to compensation if your flight with Condor Airlines was delayed for more than three hours at the final destination.

The most important factors to claim Condor Airline’s delayed flight compensation are …

1. your flight arrived with a delay of more than 3 hours
2. your flight was departed or landed at an EU airport
3. and, the disruption wasn’t caused due to extraordinary circumstances

Can I claim compensation due to bad weather?

Extraordinary circumstances are beyond the control of the airlines, such as extremely bad weather, Tsunami, Coronavirus, or some ‘Act of God’. As these are beyond the airlines’ control, you may not receive compensation for your delayed or canceled flight.

How much compensation am I entitled to claim for Condor delays?

The amount of compensation varies from 250€ to 600€. It depends upon the route distance and the length of the delay.The table below clarifies how much you can claim for Condor Airlines’ delayed flight.

Condor overbooked flight compensation

If you were denied boarding due to overbooking, you may be eligible for overbooked flight compensation under the European Regulation EC261 up to 600€.

Whereas to claim overbooked compensation …

• you should not give up your seat voluntarily in exchange for some vouchers
• you presented yourself at the airport on time for check-in
• you had all the travel documents
• the departure or arrival airport belonged to the EU airport

In case you were provided with an alternative flight of your preference but arrived at your destination more than two hours later, you can still request compensation, though at a reduced rate of 50%.

Useful Information about Condor Airlines

Condor Flugdienst is a Frankfurt-based, German airline that is popularly known as Condor. “DE” is the IATA code of Condor Airlines. Its parent company is “Attestor Capital” since May 2021.

Condor Airlines has other bases at Munich, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Leipzig/Halle, Zurich, and Stuttgart Airport.