Guides

Short, accurate guides with links to the official rules. We check the sources before publishing and show the date.

• Your rights when a flight in Canada is delayed or cancelled

  Canada's Air Passenger Protection Regulations (APPR) apply to flights to, from and within Canada, including connecting flights, on any airline. What you get depends on why the flight was disrupted, the size of the airline and how late you arrived.

  Sources checked 2026-09-28

• EU261 explained: compensation for delayed and cancelled flights in Europe

  Regulation (EC) 261/2004, usually called EU261, protects passengers on flights departing the EU on any airline, and on flights arriving in the EU from outside when the airline is an EU airline. It also applies to flights to and from Iceland, Norway and Switzerland.

  Sources checked 2026-09-28

• How to find forgotten subscriptions (and stop paying for them)

  Most forgotten subscriptions hide in one of a few places: an app store, a big-tech account, a bill from your phone or internet company, or a card you forgot you'd used. Check these in order.

  Sources checked 2026-09-28