Lufthansa does compensate passengers for cancelled flights under certain conditions. If your flight is cancelled, Lufthansa must offer you either a full refund or a rebooking on another flight. This applies especially if the cancellation is made less than seven days before the scheduled departure. You may also be eligible for compensation depending on the timing of the cancellation and the distance of your flight. For example, if you were informed less than two weeks before departure and your arrival is delayed by more than two hours, you could receive compensation between 250 and 600 euros. Lufthansa is also required to provide assistance during cancellations, such as meals, refreshments, and accommodation if you need to stay overnight. This is part of their obligation to take care of passengers when flights are cancelled or significantly delayed. Compensation does not apply if the cancellation is due to extraordinary circumstances beyond Lufthansa’s control, like severe weather or air traffic control strikes. To claim compensation, you need to contact Lufthansa directly with your booking details. The airline reviews each case to determine eligibility. Passengers booked through travel agencies may need to get assistance from their booking agent. Overall, Lufthansa offers refunds, rebooking, and compensation in line with European passenger rights when flights are cancelled, making sure travelers are supported during disruptions.