Compensation for flight AR7850, cancelledAerolíneas Argentinas · Miami ✈ Tel Aviv · 30 Sept 2026
Aerolíneas Argentinas flight AR7850 (Miami ✈ Tel Aviv) on 30 Sept 2026 was shown as cancelled on the Ben Gurion flight board, as processed by FlyBack. Possible compensation based on the flight distance: ₪3,670 per passenger, subject to when the cancellation was announced, the alternative offered and the exceptions in the law. We captured the change in our 13:05 sample on 29 Sept, and it has been stored since that second.
Every passenger on flight AR7850 went through the same disruption, and eligibility is checked for each person separately. Send them the link. The check is free and they have nothing to lose.
Flight facts from the Ben Gurion board
- Scheduled landing
- 07:00
- Flight distance
- about 10,608 km (tier 3 in the law)
- Last status on the board
- CANCELED
Source: the Israel Airports Authority flight board, as shown in our samples. Times are Israel time.
How it was recorded on the Ben Gurion board
Each row was stored in the sample in which it appeared, with a timestamp and a SHA-256 fingerprint.
- 29 Sept, 13:05Cancelled· updated time 07:00
The Ben Gurion board shows only a few days back. This record stays.
How much compensation is due?
The compensation is fixed by law according to the flight distance, whatever the ticket price, for every passenger with a paid ticket, children included. Actual entitlement depends on when you were notified, the alternative offered and the exceptions in the law.
| Flight distance | Per passenger |
|---|---|
| Up to 2,000 kmLarnaca, Athens, Rhodes, Istanbul, Sofia | ₪1,530 |
| 2,000 to 4,500 kmParis, London, Berlin, Rome, Barcelona | ₪2,450 |
| Over 4,500 km← your flightNew York, Bangkok, Tokyo | ₪3,670 |
Source: Aviation Services Law (Compensation and Assistance for Flight Cancellation or Change of Conditions), 2012.
How to claim, in 3 steps
- 1Check your flight for free, against the Ben Gurion flight board, in 30 seconds.
- 2Sign the power of attorney and the fee agreement online. Nothing to pay upfront.
- 3We send the demand to the airline with the recorded evidence, track the 45-day deadline and keep you updated.
Frequently asked questions
How much compensation can passengers on AR7850 claim?
Under Israel's Aviation Services Law, the fixed compensation is set by flight distance. For AR7850 it is ₪3,670 per passenger, subject to when the cancellation was announced, the alternative offered and the exceptions in the law. It is paid on top of a refund or alternative ticket, not instead of it.
Is Aerolíneas Argentinas exempt if it notified passengers in advance?
The law exempts the airline from monetary compensation if it notified the passenger at least 14 days before the flight, or later with an alternative flight within certain time windows. The date of the notice you received is what decides this.
How long does the airline have to pay?
Under the law, compensation a passenger is entitled to is paid within 45 days of the written demand. We track that deadline and follow up if it passes.
What does it cost to claim through FlyBack?
Nothing upfront. We charge a success fee only if compensation is actually received, as set out in the agreement before you sign.
How far back can I claim?
You can claim for flights from the last 4 years, counted from the flight date (the limitation period). Where there is entitlement and a written demand was filed, monetary compensation is to be paid within 45 days, and a ticket refund within 21 days.
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