Daily delay log

Stockholm Arlanda delays on 31 October 2026

1 flight ran 3 hours or more late and 2 were cancelled at Stockholm Arlanda that day. Every one is below, with what it is worth per person.

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Every flight leaving Stockholm Arlanda we logged on 31 October 2026 that ran 3 hours or more late or was cancelled, and that EU rules cover. Flights we followed from the airport they left show when they leave and when they land, each in local time. How late is counted from when they land. Amounts are per person on the booking (half on the longest flights that landed 3 to 4 hours late). Airlines can still dispute a claim by proving the cause was outside their control, so check yours for the real answer. We earn a fee if you claim through a Claim link.

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SAS

2 flights: 2 cancelled
SK1803CancelledStockholm Arlanda → Málaga

Leaves 15:10

Was due to land 19:40

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SK8CancelledStockholm Arlanda → Luleå

Leaves 11:55

Was due to land 13:15

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Sunclass Airlines

1 flight: 1 late · 1 likely owed money
DK17424 hrs 20 minStockholm Arlanda → Gran Canaria€600 each

Leaves 07:25

Landed 16:40 (due 12:20)

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This is our own flight tracking, not CAA punctuality data: we sweep the airports we cover several times a day and log the flights that cross the 3-hour line or are cancelled outright. It is not every flight at Stockholm Arlanda 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 the flights that landed at every airport we swept, covered by the rules or not, so its totals are larger.