Yes, Lufthansa provides compensation for flight cancellations based on European Union Regulation EC 261/2004. This rule applies to flights departing from or arriving in the European Union operated by Lufthansa. If a flight is canceled, passengers have the right to receive either a full refund of the ticket price or an alternative flight to the same destination under similar travel conditions. In addition to a refund or rebooking, passengers may be entitled to monetary compensation if the cancellation is not caused by extraordinary circumstances such as extreme weather, security issues, or political instability. The compensation amount depends on the flight distance. For flights of 1,500 kilometers or less, passengers may receive 250 euros. For flights between 1,500 and 3,500 kilometers, the compensation can be 400 euros. For flights over 3,500 kilometers, passengers may receive 600 euros. However, this compensation can be reduced by 50 percent if the airline offers a rebooked flight that departs and arrives within a certain time frame. For short flights, if the arrival time is no more than two hours later than the original schedule, the compensation is reduced. For long flights, if the arrival time is no more than four hours later, the compensation is also reduced. To qualify for compensation, the passenger must have a confirmed booking and have arrived at the airport on time for check-in. Passengers are not eligible if they were informed of the cancellation at least 14 days before departure. If the notification comes between 7 and 14 days before the flight, compensation is still possible unless an alternative flight is offered within a specific time range. If the cancellation is communicated less than 7 days before the flight, the passenger may be entitled to full compensation unless Lufthansa can show the cancellation was due to reasons beyond its control. In case of cancellation, Lufthansa may also provide care and assistance, such as meals, refreshments, hotel accommodation if needed, and transport between the airport and hotel. Passengers should retain all receipts and documents related to the canceled flight to support their claim. Claims for compensation can be made by contacting Lufthansa directly and providing flight details. Processing may take time, but passengers have the right to claim under the law. The rules apply equally to all passengers regardless of nationality or ticket price. If Lufthansa denies the claim and the passenger believes it was wrongly refused, the case can be escalated to the relevant national enforcement body. Lufthansa follows these rules as part of its responsibility to passengers affected by schedule disruptions.