Compensation standard for aircraft delay caused by weather

In this case, the airline does not provide compensation.

Weather factors are force majeure, which airlines cannot control and foresee. In this case, the airline has tried its best to take all necessary measures to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers, so there is no need to bear additional responsibilities or expenses.

In addition, providing compensation will bring additional economic burden to airlines, which is not in line with fair and reasonable commercial principles. Therefore, under normal circumstances, airlines will not compensate for delays caused by weather, but will try their best to help passengers arrange their follow-up trips and provide necessary services and support.