The plane of Shenzhen Airlines is late. 19: 20 the original departure time was delayed to 8: 45, and then I didn't get on the bus at 9: 00. Take off at 9: 30 and arrive at 00: 10.

The time was a bit chaotic: the original 19: 20 was postponed to 8: 45, whether it was 08: 45 the next day or 20: 45 the same day. My understanding is 20: 45. Then the departure at 2 1: 30 will only be delayed by 2 hours 10 minute.

Well, if the delay is only 2 hours 10 minute, it is not compensated, because according to the Guiding Opinions on Economic Compensation for Flight Delay issued by the Civil Aviation Administration of China in 2004, it is clearly pointed out that economic compensation is only available if the flight is delayed for more than 4 hours.

Also, Shenzhen Airlines' clause on "compensation for flight delay" stipulates that only the delay caused by the airline itself will be compensated; Other delays that are not the responsibility of the airline, such as war, weather, emergencies, air traffic control, security reasons, passengers' own reasons, etc., will not be compensated. Shenzhen Airlines also stipulates that since the subsequent flights inherit the reasons for the delay of the previous flights, the reasons for the delay of the previous flights are classified as the reasons for the delay of the following flights. In other words, if the first flight is delayed due to weather, then the relevant flights delayed accordingly are not within the scope of economic compensation.

Shenzhen Airlines also stipulates that flight delays are often caused by a combination of reasons, and the compensation for delay shall be based on the accumulated delay time caused by Shenzhen Airlines. In other words, if there are several reasons for the delay at the same time, the compensation scope will not calculate the part of the time caused by non-airline reasons.