easyJet Compensation Claim No Response
If easyJet has not answered your compensation claim, your next message should make the file easier for AviationADR or an EU complaint body to review: claim reference, route, final-arrival delay, evidence, and the exact amount requested.
Quick answer
Send one easyJet follow-up asking for a final UK261 or EU261 compensation decision. Keep expenses, refunds, and vouchers separate. If easyJet still does not provide a substantive answer after the complaint stage, prepare an AviationADR-ready file for eligible UK disputes or the relevant EU route for EU departures.
Confirm regulation, amount, evidence gaps, and escalation route before sending the reminder.
Before You Chase easyJet Again
Confirm the claim was submitted as compensation
Make sure the easyJet claim asks for fixed UK261 or EU261 compensation, not only expenses, refund, or a customer-service complaint.
Keep UK and EU routes separate
UK departures usually point toward UK261 and AviationADR. EU departures may need the departure-country route, so record the airport clearly.
Ask for a final answer
A follow-up should ask easyJet to pay or identify the exact extraordinary circumstance and evidence relied on.
Prepare the ADR evidence order
AviationADR or another reviewer needs a clean timeline: claim, reminders, flight facts, easyJet messages, and unresolved compensation question.
Evidence To Keep For A Silent easyJet Case
- easyJet claim reference, webform screenshot, acknowledgement email, and reminder dates.
- Flight number, route, departure airport, scheduled and actual final-arrival time, and passenger names.
- easyJet app, SMS, or email wording about weather, ATC, airport disruption, technical issue, crew, or operational reasons.
- Receipts for meals, hotel, transport, calls, or replacement travel, listed separately from fixed compensation.
- A short complaint timeline showing why the case is ready for AviationADR or the relevant EU route.
Follow-Up Wording For easyJet
I am following up on easyJet claim [reference] for flight [number] on [date]. This is a request for fixed [UK261/EU261] compensation of [amount] per passenger. Please confirm whether easyJet accepts the claim or provide a final response identifying the specific event, timing, and reasonable measures relied on for any refusal.
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Reviewed on 21 August 2026 using easyJet compensation and expenses context, UK CAA complaint guidance, AviationADR dispute context, UK261 and EU261 passenger-rights principles, and Your Europe guidance. Reddit/community wording was used only for passenger-language patterns around easyJet silence, case references, refund or expenses replies, and ADR confusion.
Disclaimer
This guide is provided for informational purposes only. FlightClaimGuide does not provide legal advice and recommends seeking independent professional advice for complex legal matters.