Delayed service

FR2200 from Venice to Seville delayed 3h 30m on 13 September 2026

On 13 September 2026, FR2200 VCE–SVQ reached its destination 3h 30m late. For this distance EU261 sets compensation at €400 per passenger.

Venice Marco Polo (VCE) → Seville – San Pablo Airport (SVQ)
Landed 3h 30m late
As much as €400 per passenger

Delay at arrival: 3h 30m

€400

What EU261 sets per passenger for a flight of this length with this delay, before the airline raises any defence.

Was the FR2200 delay long enough to claim?

Ryanair flight FR2200 from Venice Marco Polo landed at Seville – San Pablo Airport 3h 30m behind schedule on 13 September 2026, which exceeds the three-hour limit in Regulation (EC) 261/2004. This route covers 1,760 km, which places it in the bracket for flights between 1,500 and 3,500 km. If the airline is responsible, the law sets €400 per passenger.

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Flight data

What the screens showed for this flight

Sourced from live departure and arrival screens at both airports. All times in UTC.

Flight number: FR2200
Operated by: Ryanair
Flight date: 13 September 2026
Itinerary: VCE → SVQ
Departure airport: Venice Marco Polo (VCE)
Arrival airport: Seville – San Pablo Airport (SVQ)
Planned departure: 11:20 UTC
Landed at: Late by 3h 30m
Delay on arrival: 3h 30m
Route length: 1,760 km
Distance band: 1,500–3,500 km
Applicable law: EU261
Ryanair disruptions on this route: Disrupted flights logged: 2

Passenger rights

Your claim for this delay

What the law says

Under EU261, reaching your destination three or more hours late earns €250 to €600 per passenger, depending on how far you flew.

About this flight

Our records show the flight landed 3h 30m late, beyond the three-hour line. Even so, the airline may plead extraordinary circumstances.

Time limit

Claims can reach back as far as 3 years. The check costs nothing and takes around two minutes.

Rules that apply to this route

How much notice did you get?

Told under 7 days ahead: compensation is due unless the replacement left at most 1 hour earlier and landed under 2 hours late.
Told 7–13 days ahead: compensation is due unless the replacement left at most 2 hours earlier and landed under 4 hours late.
Told 14 or more days ahead: nothing is owed.

What was your arrival delay?

Less than 3 hours: no cash payment.
At least 3 hours: €400 each.

We take this data from the public departure and arrival screens at each airport. It is shared for information, it does not amount to legal advice, and an airline can contest liability when the disruption was beyond its control.

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