This is one of the most common questions travelers ask. Here’s the truth: in the U.S., airlines don’t legally owe compensation for delays—but in Europe, the rules are very different.
Southwest’s Delay Compensation Policy
Domestic flights → No legal compensation, but you may get vouchers.
International/EU flights → Protected under EC 261: up to €600 for 3+ hour delays.
For EU/UK flights, AirHelp can handle everything—risk free.
FAQs
Does Southwest give vouchers for delays? → Yes, in some cases.
Does Southwest compensate for weather delays? → No airline does; weather is outside control.
Final Note
Don’t miss out on money you’re entitled to. Many Southwest travelers on international flights qualify for compensation they never claim. AirHelp makes the process simple.