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Treviso Airport (TSF): flight delays and compensation

Treviso Airport. As an EU airport, every flight departing from here is covered by EU Regulation 261/2004. Here is what to expect if your flight was delayed or cancelled here, or you were stranded.

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In short: Any flight departing from Treviso Airport that arrives 3 or more hours late, is cancelled less than 14 days before departure, or is overbooked can give €250–600 per passenger. Departures: EU261 with any airline.

About the airport

Treviso Airport (TSF) serves Venice, Italy. On the routes Eurostat reports, 2,842,277 passengers flew to or from it in 2024, the 128th-highest among the 397 European airports we cover. Its busiest connections were to Tirana, Bucharest, Brussels, Malta.

Every flight departing from here is covered by EU Regulation 261/2004, whatever the airline. Flights arriving here are covered if they depart from the EU, or if an EU airline operates them from outside the EU.

Busiest routes from Venice – and what a delay is worth

The 30 busiest routes on Eurostat’s 2024 data, with the compensation for a 3-hour-plus delay or a late cancellation in each direction.

DestinationPassengers 2024DistanceFrom TSFReturn
Tirana TIA433,144767 km€250€250*
Bucharest OTP290,0451,097 km€250€250
Brussels CRL247,785785 km€250€250
Malta MLA119,4431,107 km€250€250
Paris BVA110,127866 km€250€250
Valencia VLC103,7251,241 km€250€250
Málaga AGP103,1491,711 km€400€400
Prague PRG95,449518 km€250€250
Seville SVQ70,3571,756 km€400€400
Vienna VIE62,903431 km€250€250
Kraków KRK60,727750 km€250€250
Wrocław WRO60,133698 km€250€250
Marseille MRS59,776605 km€250€250
Budapest BUD55,918576 km€250€250
Vilnius VNO54,6851,363 km€250€250
Tenerife TFS52,8133,193 km€400€400
Alicante ALC48,3151,332 km€250€250
Palma de Mallorca PMI46,0171,028 km€250€250
Eindhoven EIN45,038817 km€250€250
Warsaw WMI43,195974 km€250€250
Trapani TPS42,615861 km€250€250
Toulouse TLS41,101885 km€250€250
Poznań POZ37,972825 km€250€250
Porto OPO37,6841,749 km€400€400
Thessaloniki SKG35,6851,043 km€250€250
Tallinn TLL35,6111,746 km€400€400
Riga RIX34,7931,493 km€250€250
Zaragoza ZAZ34,0501,151 km€250€250
Frankfurt HHN33,781603 km€250€250
Gdańsk GDN33,5451,068 km€250€250

* only with an EU (or UK) airline. Passengers: Eurostat, both directions, routes reported by EU/EEA airports.

Air traffic flow delays at Treviso (2025)

EUROCONTROL records the delay imposed on arriving flights when the airport or the airspace around it cannot take more traffic (air traffic flow management, “ATFM”). In 2025, 10,347 flights arrived at TSF; 0 of them were held back this way, 0 by more than 15 minutes – an average of 0.00 minutes per arrival.

What caused the ATFM delay

    Average ATFM delay per arrival by month (min)

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    2026 so far (to 30 September 2026): 8,001 arrivals, 0.05 minutes of ATFM delay per arrival (worse than 2025), mainly weather (61%) and industrial action (ATC) (39%).

    Air traffic control strike days recorded for TSF since 2024: 10 April 2026 (167 min).

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    What this means for a claim: ATFM delays come from weather (0% here), air traffic control capacity and staffing (0%) or airport limits – causes airlines often cite as extraordinary circumstances. They are only part of the story: most long delays come from the airline’s own operation (technical faults, crew, late inbound aircraft), which this data does not show. Source: EUROCONTROL.

    Typical delay causes at Treviso Airport

    • EUROCONTROL recorded 10,347 arrivals at TSF in 2025; 0 were held by air traffic flow restrictions, 0 of them by more than 15 minutes.
    • Most long delays that earn compensation are not flow delays but airline problems – technical faults, crew shortages and late inbound aircraft – which do not count as extraordinary circumstances.

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      Local information

      • Ask the airline staff at the gate for the reason for the delay or cancellation and write it down; take a photo of the departure board.
      • From 2 hours’ delay (depending on distance) the airline must give you meals and drinks, and a hotel if you are stuck overnight – keep the receipts if you had to pay yourself.
      • If the airline rejects your claim, complain to the national enforcement body of the country where the flight departed (or arrived, for flights from outside the EU), or go to court.

      Frequently asked questions

      Can I claim compensation for a flight departing from Treviso Airport?

      Yes. TSF is an EU airport, so every flight departing from it is covered by EU Regulation 261/2004, whatever the airline and wherever it is based.

      Can I claim compensation for a flight arriving at Treviso Airport?

      If the flight departed from an EU airport: yes, with any airline. If it departed from the UK: yes, under UK261, with any airline. If it departed from elsewhere: only if an EU airline operated it.

      How is the length of the delay measured?

      By your arrival time at your final destination – more precisely, the moment the aircraft door opens at the gate. It must be at least 3 hours after the scheduled arrival time.

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      Information only, not legal advice. Passenger figures are approximate and based on the airports' published statistics; punctuality figures are from the UK Civil Aviation Authority. We earn a commission when a claim submitted through our partner links is successful.

      Sources

      1. Eurostat – air passenger transport routes between partner airports and main airports (2024) – Eurostat
      2. EUROCONTROL – airport arrival ATFM delays (open performance data) – EUROCONTROL

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