Your policy does not provide cover for costs you incur if the airline cancels your flight. You should in the first instance seek compensation for these costs directly from the airline. Most airlines offer full refunds of the flight costs if they cancel your flight in advance of your travel date. Some may offer additional financial compensation or vouchers, particularly if the flight is part of a Tour Operator booking. Where flights are cancelled on the day of travel, under EU Air Passenger Rights rules, the airline is obliged to rebook flights for you to travel with any airline to get you to your destination on the original travel date (as long as seats are available). Further information about your rights can be found in the Civil Aviation Association website. Your policy does provide cover for Travel delay and Abandonment cover under the Delayed departure section of your policy. You may qualify for either a delay compensation payment or even submit a claim for lost travel costs, if you decide to abandon your trip altogether. The standard qualifying delay period is 4 hours for travel delay. The qualifying period for abandonment is 12 hours for trips scheduled to last 5 nights or more,  reduced to 6 hours if your trip is only booked to last for 4 nights or less. Please refer to the policy for the full cover details.   For other FAQs, you can click on these appropriate links for COVID-19 FAQs, General FAQs or BREXIT FAQs