YULFCOEC261 Regulation> 3,500 km · Long-haul

YUL

Montreal

FCO

Rome

Montreal to Rome
Flight Compensation

Montreal to Rome — Air Transat and ITA Airways's transatlantic route.

YUL–FCO connects Montreal with Rome, operated by Air Transat and ITA Airways. EC261 applies for FCO-departing flights; Canadian APPR for YUL departures.

No Win, No Fee
ENAC (Ente Nazionale per l'Aviazione Civile) — EC261 applies on FCO-departing direction; APPR on YUL departures
Last Updated: March 2026

€600

Max compensation (EC261 tier 3)

6,360 km

Route distance

8h 00m

Scheduled flight time

Max Compensation

€600

per passenger · YUL departures

> 3,500 km · Long-haul

Average processing: 45 days

Check My YULFCO Claim

Free check · 2 years (Italy) / 1 year (Canada APPR) limit · No fee unless we win

01Route Intelligence

YUL–FCO is a key transatlantic route for the Italian-Canadian community in Montreal.

Our Success Rate

70%

on YULFCO claims

Average Payout

€560

per passenger

Peak Disruption Periods

June – August

Summer peak — FCO at capacity

December – January

Holiday peak

Key Legal Nuance on This Route

What Makes YULFCO Claims Different

EC261 applies for FCO departures. Canadian APPR for YUL departures (1-year complaint deadline).

02Airlines on This Route

Who operates YULFCO, their delay record, and how they resist claims.

Air Transat logo

Air Transat

TS
TS800, TS8023–4× weekly

Avg Delay

48min

Claim Success

68%

How TS Resists Claims on This Route

Air Transat cites 'operational reasons' and 'late inbound aircraft' — both foreseeable.

ITA Airways logo

ITA Airways

AZ
AZ600, AZ6021× daily

Avg Delay

44min

Claim Success

72%

How AZ Resists Claims on This Route

ITA cites 'FCO congestion' — foreseeable and claimable under EC261.

03Disruption Causes & Legal Status

What actually causes delays on YULFCO — and whether each is extraordinary under EC261.

FCO Congestion

~35% of delays

Not extraordinary

Rome Fiumicino Airport sees significant congestion during peak periods.

Foreseeable. Claim valid.

04How We Handle YULFCO Claims

1

You submit your flight details

2 minutes. Flight number, date, and what happened. We identify the operating carrier automatically — critical for codeshare routes.

2

We verify the YULFCO specific cause

For FCO departures: file EC261 claim with ITA or Air Transat. For YUL departures: file APPR claim with CTA.

3

Submission, escalation, and payment

Escalate to ENAC or Canadian Transportation Agency as appropriate.

Timeline: 6–10 weeks typical

05EC261 on YULFCO

EC261 applies because YUL is a EU airport

Your departure airport (YUL, Montreal) is in Canada. EC261 covers all flights departing EU airports, regardless of airline nationality or destination. The fact that your destination (FCO, Rome) is in Italy does not change the applicable regulation.

Enforcement Body

ENAC (Ente Nazionale per l'Aviazione Civile) — EC261 applies on FCO-departing direction; APPR on YUL departures

Claim Time Limit

2 years (Italy) / 1 year (Canada APPR) from flight date

06Frequently Asked Questions

Real questions from passengers who flew YULFCO.

Is compensation available for YUL–FCO delays?

EC261 applies for FCO-departing flights (up to €600). Canadian APPR applies for YUL-departing flights (up to CA$1,000 for large carriers).

Ready to Claim?

Start Your YULFCO Claim

No win, no fee. We verify the exact delay cause, identify the operating carrier, and submit directly to ENAC (Ente Nazionale per l'Aviazione Civile) — EC261 applies on FCO-departing direction; APPR on YUL departures if needed.

Need help with your claim? ✈️