Norwegian Air Flight Delay Compensation

Was your flight delayed or canceled with Norwegian Air Shuttle Airlines? Claim your Compensation Now!

Flight delays or cancellations could be a headache, it can affect all your travel plans. If such mishaps occur, we are here to help you claim up to 600€ per person for Norwegian Air delays or Norwegian Airlines cancellation

If your Norwegian Airlines flight arrived later than 3 hours at the final destination, you could be eligible for European flight delay compensation.

And for Norwegian Airlines cancellation, if you were informed about the cancellation less than 14 days before the scheduled departure date, you are entitled to compensation up to 600€ for each affected passenger.

To check if you’re eligible, you may use our free flight delay compensation calculator. Fill out the Norwegian Air Shuttle compensation claim form, it doesn’t take more than 2 minutes of your precious time.

We at ClaimFlights make sure to claim against Norwegian Air Shuttle Airlines. We work on a ‘No Win No Fee’ basis.

Norwegian Airlines Passengers’ Rights to Compensation

If you have booked a flight with Norwegian Air Shuttle Airlines, and the flight was delayed, canceled, or overbooked, you could be eligible for compensation under EC Regulation 261/2004.

That’s what EU law states. EC 261 rule protects the EU air passengers and helps to receive compensation up to 600€ from the airlines.

Norwegian Air Shuttle Passengers are eligible for compensation in the event of any of the following situations:

• ☛Flight delay: If your flight arrived with more than 3 hours delay at the final destination
• ☛Flight Cancellation: if you were not informed of flight cancellation with prior notice of at least 14 days
• ☛Overbooking: If you had suffered a denied boarding due to the overselling of flight tickets
• ☛Missed connecting flight: If you missed a connecting flight due to a problem on your first flight, and you arrived at your final destination more than three hours later than the expected time

  Note: You will not receive any compensation if the delay or cancellation was due to extraordinary circumstances, which could not have been avoided even if all reasonable measures had been taken such as heavy air traffic, bad weather, technical or mechanical problems, strikes, or any ‘Act of God.

When can you claim Norwegian Air flight delay compensation?

You are entitled to Norwegian compensation for delayed flights if you reached your final destination more than three hours late.

The most important factors to be considered to claim Norwegian Air flight delay compensation are …

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

How much can you claim for Norwegian Air flight delays or cancellations?

The amount of compensation to claim 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 Norwegian Air Shuttle Airlines’ delayed or canceled flight.

Here we have compared some renowned flight delay claim companies’ fees to let you know who pays the best payout.

What you’re entitled to for Norwegian Airlines departure delays

If Norwegian Air Shuttle flight delays for more than two hours, passengers are entitled to ‘Right to Care’ assistance.

For 5+ Hours of Flight Delays

Norwegian Air Shuttle missed connecting flight compensation

You may be eligible for missed connection compensation under the European Union Regulation EC 261 if…

• the entire journey was booked under one booking reference
• your Norwegian Air Shuttle flight departed from the EU member state, or arrived at the EU member state
• and, you reached the final destination later than three hours

Useful information about Norwegian Air Shuttle Airlines

Norwegian Air Shuttle is a very low-cost carrier airline and is considered the 3rd economical airline in Europe. It is the third-largest low-cost airline behind easyJet and Ryanair and the ninth-largest low-cost airline in the world.

This airline was introduced in 1993. Its headquarters is located in Oslo airport. It is known for its unique design with a white and red nose.