Daily delay log

Birmingham delays on 9 September 2026

2 arrivals ran 3 hours or more late and 6 were cancelled at Birmingham that day. Every one is below, with what it is worth per person.

£220 to £520each, for the flights on this list that landed 3 hours or more late

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8 flights UK or EU rules cover 2 likely owed money Free to check

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Every arrival into Birmingham we logged on 9 September 2026 that ran 3 or more hours late or was cancelled, and that UK or EU rules cover. The amount is what UK or EU rules pay that passenger, per person on the booking: usually the full rate for the distance, and half of it on the longest flights that landed between 3 and 4 hours late. Airlines can still dispute a claim by proving the cause was outside their control, so check yours to get the real answer.

LS1348

Jet2

19 hrs 29 min

Rodes Island → Birmingham Airport

00:40 → 20:09

LS1208

Jet2

14 hrs 40 min

İzmir → Birmingham Airport

00:30 → 15:10

BY7265

TUI Airways

Cancelled

Heraklion → Birmingham Airport

00:10

Depends on the notice you got

FR2082

Ryanair

Cancelled

Madrid → Birmingham Airport

00:50

Depends on the notice you got

LS1268

Jet2

Cancelled

Burgas → Birmingham Airport

00:50

Depends on the notice you got

LS1336

Jet2

Cancelled

Tenerife Island → Birmingham Airport

02:50

Depends on the notice you got

BY7285

TUI Airways

Cancelled

Tenerife Island → Birmingham Airport

03:15

Depends on the notice you got

LS1388

Jet2

Cancelled

Catania → Birmingham Airport

15:35

Depends on the notice you got

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This is our own arrivals tracking, not CAA punctuality data: we sweep the airports we cover several times a day and log every arrival that crosses the 3-hour line or is cancelled outright. It is not every flight into Birmingham that day, only the ones that went wrong -- and of those, only the ones UK or EU rules cover, which is what this page is about. The day page counts everything we logged, so its totals are larger.