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EU 261 / 2004

Flight delayed, cancelled or overbooked? Claim up to €1,920.

Under European passenger-rights law (EU 261/2004), travellers on most flights to or from Tunisia can claim cash compensation when an airline disrupts their journey — even up to 3 years after the incident.

EU 261/2004 · Passenger rights

Flight delayed, cancelled or overbooked? Claim up to €1,920.

If your flight to or from Tunisia was disrupted in the last 3 years, you may be entitled to cash compensation under EU law. Free 3-minute eligibility check — AirAdvisor handles the legal claim and only charges a fee on success.

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When does Tunisia get covered?

  • Delay of 3 hours or more at your final destination — €250 to €600 depending on distance.
  • Cancellation without 14 days' notice — full refund or replacement flight, plus compensation.
  • Denied boarding (overbooking) — €250 to €600 plus a replacement flight.
  • Missed connection caused by the airline — same compensation as the delay rule.

Which Tunisia flights are eligible?

EU 261 applies to any flight departing from an EU airport (so all flights leaving CDG, FRA, MAD, BRU, FCO, etc. for TUN, DJE, NBE), and to flights to the EU operated by EU airlines (Air France, Lufthansa, Vueling, Transavia, ITA, Iberia returning from Tunisia).

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