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U.S. Travelers Lost 3.9 Million Hours to Flight Delays in 2025—Here’s What Airlines Owe You When Your Trip Goes Wrong

Summary by Travel + Leisure
A little bit of know-how goes a long way.A traveler looking at the flight departure board.Credit: d3sign/Getty ImagesKey PointsAbout one in four U.S. commercial flights was delayed in 2025, but airlines generally do not owe passengers cash compensation for delays.Airline commitments may cover rebooking, meals, and hotels, while select travel credit cards can reimburse eligible delay expenses.Travel insurance and passenger protection rules in Eur…

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Travel + Leisure broke the news on Friday, August 21, 2026.
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