FLIGHTS & HISTORY
Sofia Airport cancelled flights
See delays today, observed delays over the last 7 days and practical passenger rights under the currently applicable EU rules.
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Today
There are currently no flights with this status in today’s data.
Last 7 days
No records with this status were observed in the available history.
EU 261
Reviewed 12.09.2026Rights for delays and cancellations
This is general practical information under the currently applicable Regulation (EC) No 261/2004, not individual legal advice. The exact outcome depends on route, operating airline, cause and actual delay at arrival.
When the rules generally apply
- A flight within the EU, regardless of airline.
- A flight departing the EU for a non-EU country, regardless of airline.
- A flight arriving in the EU from a non-EU country when operated by an EU airline.
Care while waiting
Up to 1,500 km≥ 2 h
Over 1,500 km within the EU and other 1,500–3,500 km flights≥ 3 h
Other flights over 3,500 km≥ 4 h
Possible cash compensation for long arrival delay
| Distance | Delay | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 1,500 km | Arrival ≥ 3 h | €250 |
| Over 1,500 km within the EU and other 1,500–3,500 km flights | Arrival ≥ 3 h | €400 |
| Over 3,500 km, EU ↔ non-EU | 3–<4 h | €300 |
| Over 3,500 km, EU ↔ non-EU | ≥ 4 h | €600 |
- Once the delay reaches the threshold, the airline must provide meals and refreshments in proportion to the wait and a means to contact someone. If you need to stay overnight, you are entitled to a hotel and transport to and from it.
- If your flight is delayed by 5 hours or more and you decide not to travel, you are entitled to a refund of the ticket price.
- Compensation for a long delay is not due if it was caused by extraordinary circumstances that could not have been avoided with reasonable measures. Your right to meals, refreshments and a hotel still applies.
- For connecting flights on one booking, what counts is how late you reach your final destination.
Important for 2026: The EU adopted revised passenger-rights rules in July 2026, but they only take effect in summer 2027. Until then, the current rules apply.