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ALB
Albany
Albany International Airport · United States
11 airlines operate from this airport across 31 routes.
Airlines
11
Operating carriers
EU Airlines
3
EC 261 covered
Routes
31
Departing routes
Max Comp.
€600
Per passenger
⚠️
Partial EC 261 coverage from this airport
Albany International Airport is outside the EU. EC 261/2004 applies only if you flew with an EU-registered airline from this airport. Check your specific carrier below.
Airlines from ALB
9K→
Cape Air
United States
3 routes from ALB
AA→
American Airlines
United States
3 routes from ALB
UA→
United Airlines
United States
4 routes from ALB
FL→
AirTran Airways
United States
5 routes from ALB
US→
US Airways
United States
3 routes from ALB
WN→
Southwest Airlines
United States
6 routes from ALB
AZ→
Alitalia
Italy
EC 261 ✓1 routes from ALB
KL→
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Netherlands
EC 261 ✓1 routes from ALB
AF→
Air France
France
EC 261 ✓1 routes from ALB
DL→
Delta Air Lines
United States
3 routes from ALB
AM→
AeroMéxico
Mexico
1 routes from ALB
Destinations from ALB
19 airportsOGS
Ogdensburg, United States
PHL
Philadelphia, United States
CLE
Cleveland, United States
IAD
Washington, United States
TPA
Tampa, United States
CLT
Charlotte, United States
FLL
Fort Lauderdale, United States
BWI
Baltimore, United States
ATL
Atlanta, United States
BOS
Boston, United States
EWR
Newark, United States
MSS
Massena, United States
MCO
Orlando, United States
DTW
Detroit, United States
MSP
Minneapolis, United States
DCA
Washington, United States
LAS
Las Vegas, United States
MDW
Chicago, United States
ORD
Chicago, United States
Flight Delay Compensation from Albany International Airport
Albany International Airport (ALB) in Albany, United States is served by 11 airlines operating 31 routes. EC 261/2004 applies to flights operated by EU-registered carriers departing from ALB. Check your airline's registration country to confirm eligibility.
To claim compensation, select your airline above, then choose your route to see the exact amount you're owed. You can file claims directly with the airline or escalate to national enforcement bodies if refused.