V-Flyer

Is there any way of checking exact departure time for a flight already taken. My FR flight to AGP was delayed back in May and I forgot to check exact departure time ( distracted by the loud hens and stags ! ).Flighstats says it was 161 minutes late arriving but I can't see any option to check the actual departure time.
Anyone any ideas?
Thanks,
DL

Does it matter as you can only claim compensation if a flight is more than 3 hours late?


BTW under the proposed revision of Eu 261/2004 delay compensation will only kick in after 5 hours delay on intra eu flights and 9 and 12 hours for longer flights.

if the flight was from lhr or lgw you could try

http://www.lhr-lgw.co.uk/archive%20main%20menu.html

tontybear wrote:Does it matter as you can only claim compensation if a flight is more than 3 hours late?

Departing or arriving ( or both) tonty ?| ? I thought we were very close to the 3 hrs departing ( we were literally pushed on to the plane and had a very speedy taxi etc) but I forgot to check my watch .
Penny - the flight was from BRS.
DL

According to the wikipage re EU261/2004 and the Sturgeon case it is

where they suffer, on account of a flight delay, a loss of time equal to or in excess of three hours, that is, where they reach their final destination three hours or more after the arrival time originally scheduled by the air carrier.

My bolding / underlining.

I have an app for flight info and it goes a long way back if you let me know what the flight number is and what date I can have a look for you

I would think its arrival time that counts, you could depart 3hrs late, but make up some time along the way

Penny_L wrote:if the flight was from lhr or lgw you could try

http://www.lhr-lgw.co.uk/archive%20main%20menu.html

Ryanair doesn't use LHR and only flies to Ireland from LGW |:)