Based on EU Regulation 261/2004No win, no fee

Flight delayed or cancelled? Claim up to €600.

Airlines owe passengers real money for disruptions — most never claim it. Our AI checks your flight in seconds and handles the airline for you. No win, no fee.

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We handle the airline
No win, no fee
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€600Maximum compensation per passenger
2 minFree eligibility check
€0Upfront cost — no win, no fee
75%Of the payout is yours
How it works

Three steps. We do the hard part.

01
STEP 01

Check your flight

Enter your route and what happened. Our engine checks EU261 eligibility and estimates your compensation instantly — free, no account needed.

02
STEP 02

We fight the airline

Upload your booking and we take over: AI drafts the claim, we chase the airline, and escalate to court if they refuse. You do nothing.

03
STEP 03

You get paid

When the airline pays, we transfer your compensation straight to your account — minus our fee only if we won. No win, no fee.

No win, no fee

Zero risk. Zero paperwork. Zero stress.

Claiming directly means hold music, legal jargon and airlines that stall for months. We take it off your plate entirely — and only get paid when you do.

Only pay when you win
A flat 25% + VAT, deducted from a successful payout. Never any upfront cost.
We handle every airline
From the first email to a courtroom — all the paperwork and legal steps are on us.
AI does the heavy lifting
Document scanning, eligibility checks and claim drafting happen in minutes, not weeks.
Claim flights up to 3 years old
Disrupted last year? You may still be entitled to compensation. It's worth checking.
Compensation you keep
75%of your payout
Our fee is a flat 25% + VAT, deducted only from a successful claim. If we don't win, you pay nothing at all — including if the case goes to court.
€0
Upfront cost
3 yrs
You can still claim back
Know your rights

What the airline owes you

Fixed amounts set by EU Regulation 261/2004
€250

Short-haul flights

Flights up to 1,500 km — think London to Amsterdam. Delayed 3+ hours at arrival, cancelled with under 14 days' notice, or denied boarding? The airline owes you this fixed amount, whatever your ticket cost.

Up to 1,500 km
€400

Medium-haul flights

Flights of 1,500–3,500 km — think Madrid to Helsinki. The same disruptions qualify, and compensation comes on top of any refund or replacement flight the airline must offer you.

1,500–3,500 km
€600

Long-haul flights

Flights over 3,500 km — think Frankfurt to New York. The highest band under EU261. It can be halved if the airline re-routes you and you arrive less than 4 hours late.

Over 3,500 km
FAQ

Questions, answered

Under EU261, disrupted passengers are owed €250 for short-haul (up to 1,500 km), €400 for medium-haul (1,500–3,500 km) and up to €600 for long-haul flights — regardless of your ticket price.

Your disrupted flight could be worth €600

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