Flights at Schiphol: delayed or cancelled? Claim up to €600

Did your flight from Schiphol leave 3+ hours late, or was it cancelled? Then you are often entitled to €250 to €600 compensation. See the current disruptions and check your flight for free.

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Disruptions at Schiphol today

CancelledKL1917KLM Zurich07:10 AMup to €250 p.p.This is my flight
CancelledU27837easyJet Unknown destination07:20 AMThis is my flight
CancelledU27827easyJet Unknown destination07:20 AMThis is my flight
CancelledU27841easyJet Unknown destination07:20 AMThis is my flight
CancelledU27803easyJet Unknown destination07:20 AMThis is my flight
CancelledU27821easyJet Unknown destination07:00 AMThis is my flight

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Disruptions at Schiphol — past 30 days

cancelled departures

heavily delayed departures (60+ min)

Measured by Tomo on the Schiphol departure board; only disruptions we registered — actual numbers may be higher.

Your rights when disrupted at Schiphol

EU Regulation 261/2004 applies to every flight departing from Schiphol — regardless of the airline. If you arrive 3 hours or later at your final destination, or your flight was cancelled less than 14 days in advance, you are entitled to €250 to €600 compensation depending on flight distance.

During a long wait the airline must also provide care: food, drinks and a hotel if needed. Keep your receipts — reasonable costs can be reclaimed, even if the delay itself turns out not to be compensable.

Strike or extreme weather at Schiphol?

A strike by air traffic control or airport staff usually voids compensation — but a strike by the airline's own staff usually does not. That difference decides whether your claim is viable.

The weather excuse deserves scrutiny too: Tomo tests every rejection against the METAR weather observations from Schiphol itself, so you can see objectively whether the excuse holds up.

Frequently asked questions

My flight from Schiphol was cancelled. What now?

The airline must rebook you or refund your ticket — that is separate from compensation. If the cancellation was announced less than 14 days in advance, you are often also entitled to €250 to €600. Check your flight for free in the claim check.

Does EU261 apply to all flights from Schiphol?

Yes — every flight departing from an EU airport is covered by the regulation, no matter where the airline is based. For arriving flights the regulation only applies to EU carriers.

How current is this departure board?

We read the Schiphol departure board several times a day and show cancelled and heavily delayed (60+ min) departures. The page refreshes every 30 minutes; short-lived disruptions can fall between two readings.

My flight is not on the board. Can I still claim?

Yes. This board only shows what we registered today — your claim does not depend on it. You can claim up to 2 years after the flight date; the claim check pulls the flight data itself.