Check your flight
Enter only your flight number and date. No account, no document upload, no phone number to see an estimate.
Most claim companies take a large percentage. We handle the airline claim for a flat $19.99 success fee, so you keep up to 95%+ of what you’re owed.
Built for claims across major airlines and passenger-rights routes.
On a €600 claim, a percentage-based provider can keep a large chunk. Our flat success fee keeps the offer simple.
Enter only your flight number and date. No account, no document upload, no phone number to see an estimate.
After the result, add your email and optional booking proof so the claim can be prepared.
Our system prepares the claim, tracks the case, follows up, and only charges the flat fee if compensation is recovered.
Once connected to your backend, customers can see every step: flight verified, documents received, airline contacted, response pending, and payment status.
Flight verifiedDelay and route recorded
Claim package createdAirline-ready file generated
Submitted to airlineAwaiting response
Compensation recoveredCustomer payout next
Flights may qualify when delays, cancellations, denied boarding, or missed connections meet timing and route rules and the disruption was within the airline’s responsibility.
Travelers are nervous for a reason. The site needs clear policies, encrypted forms, signed authorization, and no hidden pricing.
No. The $19.99 flat fee is charged only if compensation is recovered.
Yes. The intended full-service model is that FlightCompensations.com prepares, submits, tracks, and follows up on the airline claim.
No. The checker provides an estimate. Final eligibility depends on flight data, route, airline responsibility, documents, and applicable rules.
The model is built around automation and AI-assisted claim workflows, allowing a simple flat success fee instead of taking a large percentage.
Usually a booking confirmation, boarding pass, airline emails, or proof of disruption. The site should ask for documents only after showing an estimate.
Start with just two fields. If your flight may qualify, we’ll guide the rest.