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Regulations outside EU

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We all know the EU Regulation 261/2004 is a major part of claiming back on flights delays. I was just wondering if there were any similar regulations outside of the EU that covered any non-EU to non-EU flights with non EU airlines that anyone knew about? Say for example Miami to New York using American Airlines.
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Not sure I'd use the word "insane"; plenty people think that the EU delay regulations are insane, given the disconnect between loss/inconvenience suffered and the amount of compensation payable. (And I say that as someone who has made two successful claims!)
Usually, in the UK at least, I think you generally rely on basic contract law if you have a problem. However things like air travel have at some stage been 'carved out'.
This is interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montreal_Convention