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Flights departing the EU/EEA, UK or Switzerland — or arriving in the EU on an EU airline, or in the UK on a UK or EU airline — may qualify under EU Regulation 261/2004 or UK 261 when they arrive 3+ hours late, are cancelled at short notice, or when boarding is denied. Enter your flight number and date and we'll give you a preliminary assessment; final eligibility depends on review.

Depending on the route distance, EU261/UK261 set fixed amounts of €250, €400 or €600 per passenger. Figures shown during the check are estimates until eligibility and airline responsibility are verified.

A fixed €39 success fee per passenger, charged only if compensation is successfully recovered. You keep 100% of the compensation itself — we never take a percentage, and the fee is billed separately. If your claim doesn't succeed, you pay nothing.

Priority Review is optional — €9 one-time, only if you choose it. Your claim is handled in full without it, and nobody needs it to claim. If you do choose it, your claim moves to the front of our internal review queue so our team checks your documents and prepares the next step sooner. It does not improve your legal entitlement, increase the chance of airline approval, or control how quickly the airline responds.

No. We only take on flights that have not been claimed for yet. If you have already claimed from the airline yourself — whether it refused, has not answered or paid — we cannot take the claim on. So choose at the start: claim directly with the airline, which is free, or claim through us.

It varies by airline and case complexity — straightforward claims are often resolved in a few weeks, while contested claims and appeals can take several months. We keep you updated at every stage in your dashboard.

Usually your boarding pass or booking confirmation and a few details about the disruption. If we need anything else, we'll ask for exactly what's required and explain why.

Airlines sometimes cite events like severe weather or air-traffic restrictions. Under EU261 the burden of proof is on the airline. We assess the stated reason against the available facts and continue pursuing eligible claims through the available claim and appeal process while there is a reasonable legal and practical basis to proceed.

They can. If a delay on the first flight caused you to miss a connection on the same booking and you arrived 3+ hours late at your final destination, the whole journey may qualify.

Only after compensation is recovered. The fixed €39-per-passenger fee is billed separately, never a percentage — you keep 100% of the compensation.

Yes. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is restricted, and we only collect what's needed to process your claim. See our Trust & Security page for details.