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Biman Bangladesh Airlines compensation guide

AirlineBiman Bangladesh Airlines (BG)
Home marketBangladesh
Possible frameworksUK261, EC261, APPR, GACA, Oman CAA, India DGCA, CAAT 101
Important checkFlight date, operating carrier and route

The airline name alone does not determine your rights. Route, operating carrier and disruption details matter.

Quick answer

Could your flight qualify?

Eligible Biman Bangladesh Airlines passengers may have compensation, rerouting, refund or care rights. The applicable framework depends on the actual flight and circumstances. On qualifying journeys Travaro checks UK261, EC261, APPR, GACA, Oman CAA, India DGCA, CAAT 101, without assuming every disruption creates a payment.

Passenger rights

Which passenger rights could apply?

Biman Bangladesh Airlines (BG) publishes services to London, Manchester, Rome, Toronto, Jeddah, Madinah, Riyadh, Dammam, Muscat, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Bangkok. Its Manchester service resumed in July 2026. Some Toronto journeys route via Rome: confirm whether each flight sector is BG-operated, and check the direction and applicable rules separately.

United Kingdom

UK261

£220–£520 in qualifying cases

UK261 may apply to flights departing the UK operated by this airline. An inbound flight on a non-UK carrier is not automatically covered merely because its destination is the UK.

Read the United Kingdom guide

European Union / EEA

EC261

€250–€600 in qualifying cases

Flights departing covered EU/EEA airports may qualify under EC261. Because this is a non-EU/EEA airline, an arrival in the EU/EEA alone does not establish EC261 coverage. Check the actual operator, route, cause and disruption conditions.

Read the European Union / EEA guide

Canada

APPR

APPR compensation and assistance in qualifying cases

Canada’s APPR can apply to qualifying flights to, from or within Canada, with different rules for delay, cancellation and denied boarding. Airline control, safety, size classification and actual delay matter.

Read the Canada guide

Saudi Arabia

GACA

GACA rights in qualifying cases

Saudi Arabia’s GACA passenger-rights rules may apply to eligible flights departing Saudi airports. The operator, disruption reason, delay and applicable scope determine assistance and any compensation.

Read the Saudi Arabia guide

Oman

Oman CAA

Oman CAA rights in qualifying cases

Oman’s CAA passenger-rights framework can apply to qualifying departures from Oman. Check the operating airline, itinerary and the specific disruption conditions before assessing compensation, care or alternatives.

Read the Oman guide

India

India DGCA

Fare-based compensation subject to INR limits

India’s DGCA passenger-rights requirements may apply to qualifying flights within, to or from India. Delay often creates care obligations, not automatic fixed cash compensation; specific cancellation, denied boarding or protected connection cases have conditions and limits.

Read the India guide

Thailand

CAAT 101

THB 1,500–4,500 in qualifying cases

Thailand’s CAAT Regulation No. 101 may cover qualifying scheduled international departures from Thailand. Domestic and international entitlements differ; route, cause, timing and conditions must be assessed.

Read the Thailand guide

Important conditions

What can affect your eligibility?

For Biman Bangladesh Airlines, a flight number or advertised destination does not by itself prove compensation eligibility. Check the complete itinerary, flight date, operating airline and disruption facts.

UK261: confirm the qualifying flight

UK261 may apply to flights departing the UK operated by this airline. An inbound flight on a non-UK carrier is not automatically covered merely because its destination is the UK.

EC261: confirm the qualifying flight

Flights departing covered EU/EEA airports may qualify under EC261. Because this is a non-EU/EEA airline, an arrival in the EU/EEA alone does not establish EC261 coverage. Check the actual operator, route, cause and disruption conditions.

APPR: confirm the qualifying flight

Canada’s APPR can apply to qualifying flights to, from or within Canada, with different rules for delay, cancellation and denied boarding. Airline control, safety, size classification and actual delay matter.

GACA: confirm the qualifying flight

Saudi Arabia’s GACA passenger-rights rules may apply to eligible flights departing Saudi airports. The operator, disruption reason, delay and applicable scope determine assistance and any compensation.

Oman CAA: confirm the qualifying flight

Oman’s CAA passenger-rights framework can apply to qualifying departures from Oman. Check the operating airline, itinerary and the specific disruption conditions before assessing compensation, care or alternatives.

India DGCA: confirm the qualifying flight

India’s DGCA passenger-rights requirements may apply to qualifying flights within, to or from India. Delay often creates care obligations, not automatic fixed cash compensation; specific cancellation, denied boarding or protected connection cases have conditions and limits.

CAAT 101: confirm the qualifying flight

Thailand’s CAAT Regulation No. 101 may cover qualifying scheduled international departures from Thailand. Domestic and international entitlements differ; route, cause, timing and conditions must be assessed.

Verify the actual operating airline

Biman Bangladesh Airlines uses code BG. Check the 'operated by' detail rather than relying on a booking partner, alliance name or shared branding.

Flight dates and operating network matter

On Toronto itineraries via Rome, the stop and each booked or flown sector may matter. A Rome–Toronto segment should not be treated like a flight departing Bangladesh for EC261 purposes.

Notice, rebooking and cause change the outcome

The airline’s explanation, when it gave cancellation notice, what alternative travel it offered and your actual final arrival can affect compensation or assistance.

Protected connections need journey-level evidence

For a connection booked under one protected itinerary, keep every sector and the actual final arrival time. Separate tickets may have different rights.

What to keep

Keep a clear record of the journey

Keep evidence connecting your disruption to the Biman Bangladesh Airlines-operated flight and its real impact.

Booking confirmation showing all Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight numbers and the full itinerary.

Airline code BG, the actual operating carrier and any codeshare designation.

Boarding passes or proof of timely check-in for each affected sector.

Notifications and the airline’s stated reason for the disruption.

Scheduled and actual arrival times at the final destination.

Cancellation notice timestamp and any offered alternative flights.

Refund, rebooking and protected-connection details where relevant.

Receipts for reasonable meals, hotel stays or transfers where the rules allow.

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