Key Statutory Rules & Public Aviation Law Summary
Public guide to Aer Lingus delays, cancellations, and missed transatlantic connections at Dublin (DUB) and Shannon (SNN) under EC 261/2004 and UK261.
- As an Irish EU Community carrier (and via Aer Lingus UK for Manchester departures), Aer Lingus flights between Europe/UK and North America are covered by EC 261/2004 and UK261.
- Under Ireland's Statute of Limitations 1957, the limitation period for EC 261/2004 claims in Ireland is 6 years—matching the 6-year rule in England & Wales.
- Transatlantic routes between Dublin/Manchester and the United States or Canada exceed 3,500 km, placing 3+ hour arrival delays caused by airline operations in the €600 / £520 tier.
- Nordic & Central European Carrier Rules (Helsinki, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo, Warsaw)
- Claiming Up to €600 Against Turkish Airlines under EU261, UK261 & Turkish SHY-PASS
- Comparing EU261/UK261 (€600 / £520) vs Canada APPR ($400–$1,000 CAD) on Canadian Routes
- Are Charter & All-Inclusive Package Holiday Flights Covered by €250–€600 / £220–£520?
- When Your Tracker Shows Where Your Bag Is, But the Airline Hasn't Delivered It
Public Statutory Information Disclaimer: AeroStatute provides general public educational information regarding Regulation (EC) No 261/2004, UK261, the Montreal Convention 1999, Canada APPR, and US DOT regulations. This tool does not provide formal legal advice or act as a law firm.