Heathrow to Abuja
Every flight departing a UK airport is within the territorial scope of UK261, whatever the operating airline's nationality. An eligible Air Peace passenger arriving in Abuja three or more hours late may therefore qualify for up to £520, subject to the disruption cause and the other statutory requirements.
The passenger should have a confirmed reservation and normally must present for check-in on time. The final arrival delay, rather than only the Heathrow departure delay, is central.
Abuja to Heathrow
Air Peace is not a UK or EU carrier. Its Abuja-to-Heathrow flight begins outside the UK, so merely arriving at Heathrow does not bring that leg within UK261. Advertising this direction as automatically worth £520 would be misleading.
Passengers should still examine Air Peace's contract and rebooking obligations, Nigerian consumer aviation rules, travel insurance and card protections. A baggage problem on the international journey may fall under the Montreal Convention in either direction.
Air Peace claim questions
Does nationality affect Air Peace compensation?
No. Route, operating carrier, disruption and arrival delay matter; passenger nationality does not determine UK261 coverage.
Do I need the flight number to start?
No. Airline, route and date are enough to begin. A flight number from the booking can strengthen verification.
Is compensation guaranteed?
No. Scope, delay length, notice, cause and evidence must all be checked.
What does MeClaims charge?
There is no upfront payment. A success fee applies only if compensation is recovered.