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QF256 flight history

Qantas QF256 delays and cancellations

Every QF256 flight we saw cancelled or land three hours or more late since 5 September 2026. Find your date to see what happened and what you can claim.

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QF256 flight historyLive
FlightRouteStatus
QF256CDG → SINCancelled

Arrival delays measured at the gate, as EU 261 requires.

Short answer

How often is QF256 delayed or cancelled?

Since 5 September 2026 we have tracked 17 QF256 flights. One was cancelled or landed three hours or more late — the point where EU 261 compensation starts. The most recent was on 8 September 2026.

Flights tracked
17
On time (recent flights)
6%
Cancelled or 3h+ late
1
Maximum per passenger
€600

Recent flights

How QF256 has been running

Every QF256 flight the airport boards we watch reported lately, newest first, including the days it ran on time.

DateRouteOutcome
13 OctCDG → SINLeft late
10 OctCDG → SINLeft late
8 OctCDG → SINOn time
6 OctCDG → SINLeft late
3 OctCDG → SINLeft late
1 OctCDG → SINLeft late
29 SeptCDG → SINLeft late
26 SeptCDG → SINLeft late
24 SeptCDG → SINLeft late
22 SeptCDG → SINLeft late
19 SeptCDG → SINLeft late
17 SeptCDG → SINLeft late
15 SeptCDG → SINLeft late
12 SeptCDG → SINLeft late
10 SeptCDG → SINLeft late
8 SeptCDG → SINCancelled
5 SeptCDG → SINLeft late

Arrival delay where we watch the destination airport, departure delay otherwise; under 15 minutes counts as on time. Times are approximate, from public airport boards.

Recent disruptions

Flights cancelled or delayed over three hours

Every flight below cleared the EU261 threshold at its destination airport.

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Compiled from public airport departure and arrival boards. Figures are informational and do not guarantee a successful claim. All flight disruptions · Monthly disruption report