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Airline compensation: we help you make a claim

Whether the airline owes you compensation does not depend on its reputation. Here is how the major carriers handle claims — and how we enforce what you are owed.

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Max per person: €600
Minus our fee: 20–30%
Court success: 99%
Look-back: up to 3 yrs

The short version

How to claim from an airline

You can pursue any of these carriers yourself. Doing so almost always comes down to the same three habits — and the same obstacle.

1
Put it in writing
Ask the airline to confirm the reason for the disruption in writing. A dated record is the single most useful document in a disputed claim.
2
Collect the evidence
Keep photos and receipts for expenses, tickets and vouchers, and hold on to boarding passes — some jurisdictions require them.
3
Insist at the airport
Ask for the care you are entitled to, and exchange contact details with other passengers so you have witnesses.

The obstacle is that airlines are expert at wearing a passenger down. That is the part we remove: we correspond, we persist, and — at our own risk — we take the case to court.

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From the first letter to the final judgement, we handle the airline — and we carry the cost if the case is lost.

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Full-service, low-cost, leisure and regional carriers alike
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Airline compensation: we help you make a claim

How to claim from an airline

Put it in writing

Collect the evidence

Insist at the airport

Airlines we claim against

Let us deal with your airline