Premium flights, passenger rights: Your Asiana Airlines experience
Even established, full-service airlines like Asiana Airlines (founded in 1988, headquartered in Seúl, Corea del Sur) experience operational issues. When you book a flight with a premium carrier, you expect reliability.
If your Asiana Airlines flight has been disrupted, you are covered by the European EC 261 Regulation. You could be owed up to €600 per passenger. We help you enforce your rights against major airlines without the stress of dealing with their complex legal departments.
If your Asiana Airlines flight has been disrupted, you are covered by the European EC 261 Regulation. You could be owed up to €600 per passenger. We help you enforce your rights against major airlines without the stress of dealing with their complex legal departments.
Asiana Airlines Operational Performance
Based on our latest data, out of 2400 recent departures:
- 88% of Asiana Airlines flights departed on time.
- 1.3% were cancelled.
- 10.7% suffered significant delays.
Your passenger rights with Asiana Airlines
Under EU and UK law (EC 261), Asiana Airlines's passengers are entitled to financial compensation in specific scenarios:
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Delayed Flights
If you arrived at your final destination over 3 hours late, you could claim from Asiana Airlines.
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Cancelled Flights
Asiana Airlines must compensate you if they cancelled your flight less than 14 days before departure.
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Denied Boarding
If Asiana Airlines overbooked the flight and denied you boarding against your will, you have full rights to compensation.
How much Asiana Airlines compensation can you get?
As a legacy carrier, Asiana Airlines operates many long-haul flights where the maximum €600 compensation applies. The payment tiers are:
- euro_symbol€250: For short flights up to 1,500km.
- euro_symbol€400: For EU flights over 1,500km, and non-EU flights between 1,500km and 3,500km.
- euro_symbol€600: For long-haul Asiana Airlines flights over 3,500km.
Lost baggage with Asiana Airlines
If Asiana Airlines loses or damages your luggage, you must fill out a Property Irregularity Report (PIR) before leaving the airport. You could be entitled to compensation under the Montreal Convention.
How to handle a Asiana Airlines disruption
Follow these steps if your Asiana Airlines flight is interrupted:
- 1 Keep your documents: Save your Asiana Airlines booking reference and boarding pass.
- 2 Ask for the reason: Ask Asiana Airlines staff at the gate exactly why the flight is delayed or cancelled.
- 3 Request care: Ask Asiana Airlines for food and drink vouchers during long waits.
- 4 Don't sign waivers: Be careful not to sign away your rights in exchange for Asiana Airlines air miles or vouchers.
- 5 Keep expense receipts: Keep receipts for any extra expenses incurred.
When Asiana Airlines cancels your flight
If Asiana Airlines cancels your flight abruptly, you have the right to either a full refund or an alternative flight to your destination. In addition, if you were informed less than 14 days prior, you can claim up to €600 in cash compensation.
Severe delays with Asiana Airlines
For flights delayed by more than 3 hours at arrival, Asiana Airlines is required by European law to pay compensation. The amount depends strictly on the flight distance, not the ticket price.
Bumpped from a Asiana Airlines flight?
Overbooking is a known practice. If Asiana Airlines denies you boarding due to overcapacity, you are entitled to the same high levels of compensation as if the flight had been cancelled.
When Asiana Airlines doesn't have to pay
Compensation is not applicable in 'extraordinary circumstances' – events outside of Asiana Airlines's control. Examples include severe adverse weather conditions, air traffic control restrictions, or medical emergencies. Asiana Airlines must prove these circumstances to deny your claim.
Can you claim for Asiana Airlines staff strikes?
Yes. If the strike involves Asiana Airlines's own employees, such as their pilots or cabin crew, it is considered within their control, and you are eligible for compensation.
Time limits for claiming against Asiana Airlines
Depending on the jurisdiction, you usually have between 3 to 6 years to submit your claim against Asiana Airlines for a past flight disruption.
Let us deal with Asiana Airlines
Don't get bogged down in Asiana Airlines's customer service queues. We operate on a 'No Win, No Fee' basis, meaning we take all the financial risk.