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Jet2Delay compensation — are you owed money?

UK / EU airline · full rights

UK261 applies to every Jet2 flight to or from the UK. If you were delayed 3+ hours or cancelled and the airline was at fault, you can claim.

Jet2 · performance

CAA DATA · APRIL 2026
3+ hours late
0.2%The compensation threshold — these flights may be owed.
Cancelled
0.2%of scheduled flights
Average delay
9minacross all flights
Routes flown
410in April 2026 CAA data · 4 with delay stats here

Delay statistics derived from UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) punctuality data. UK CAA flight punctuality statistics · April 2026. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the CAA.

How to claim from Jet2

  1. Gather your details

    Flight number, date, and scheduled vs actual arrival times. You don't need these to check with Owedly — only to claim from Jet2.

  2. Submit to Jet2

    Send a written claim citing UK261, stating the delay length and that you’re seeking the fixed compensation for your distance band.

  3. Escalate if needed

    No adequate response within 8 weeks? Take it to the airline’s ADR scheme or the Civil Aviation Authority.

How much UK261 pays

UK261 fixed flight delay compensation amounts by distance band
BandDistanceCompensation
AUnder 1,500 kme.g. London–Paris, Manchester–Dublin£220
B1,500–3,500 kme.g. London–Athens, Edinburgh–Lisbon£350
COver 3,500 kme.g. London–New York · £260 if 3–4h late, £520 if 4h+£260–£520

The amount depends only on distance — not your ticket price or the airline. Jet2’s average delay is 9 minutes, but averages hide the flights that cross the 3-hour line.

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Estimated compensation
Estimated compensation £350.

It depends

It depends — you may be owed ~£350 if it was the airline’s fault

  • Your flight is covered by UK261 and the delay is long enough to qualify — but whether you’re actually owed money depends on the cause.
  • If the delay was the airline’s fault (for example a technical or crew problem), you could be owed around £350. If it was caused by extraordinary circumstances like extreme weather or an air-traffic-control strike, no compensation would be due.
  • Ask the airline for the specific reason in writing, then check your claim.

You usually have up to 6 years to claim in England, Wales & Northern Ireland (5 years in Scotland). This is for information — it does not affect the estimate above.

Check & claim your ~£350 with AirHelp

Partner hand-off (AirHelp). Claim services typically charge a success fee — you can also claim directly with the airline for free.

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Think you’re owed for a Jet2 flight?

Run the six-question check and, if you’re eligible, hand off to a claims partner.

Check & claim with AirHelp

Partner hand-off (AirHelp). Claim services typically charge a success fee — you can also claim directly with the airline for free.

Jet2 routes with delay stats

All routes →

SHOWING 4 OF THE 410 ROUTES JET2 FLEW IN APRIL 2026 CAA DATA

Jet2 — your questions

How often is Jet2 delayed?

In April 2026, 0.2% of Jet2 flights arrived 3 hours or more late (the UK261 threshold) and 0.2% were cancelled, with an average delay of 9 minutes across the 410 route(s) Jet2 flew in UK CAA data.

Can I claim compensation from Jet2?

Yes — Jet2 is a UK or EU/EEA airline, so UK261 applies to its flights departing the UK (and to UK-arriving flights). If your arrival delay was 3+ hours and caused by the airline, you can claim £220–£520 depending on distance.

How do I claim delay compensation from Jet2?

Contact Jet2 in writing with your flight details and ask for UK261 compensation, or use a claims service to handle it for a success fee. Keep boarding passes and any delay notices. You usually have up to 6 years to claim (5 in Scotland).

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Delay statistics derived from UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) punctuality data. UK CAA flight punctuality statistics · April 2026. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the CAA.