Passenger Rights
Why engage Flightright?
Enforcing a claim yourself means months of correspondence with an airline that would rather you gave up. Here is what changes when a specialist does it.
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The problem with going it alone
Airlines are expert at making a claim feel not worth the effort. Forms that loop back on themselves, replies that arrive weeks later, and a near-reflexive invocation of “extraordinary circumstances” are all designed to wear a passenger down.
None of that changes the law. It only changes how long it takes to enforce it.
What Flightright does differently
We have enforced over €700 million for passengers since 2010, and our success rate in court is 99%. Because airlines know we will take a case the whole way, many now pay as soon as we make contact.
- We assess the claim against the regulation and the current court decisions.
- We correspond with the airline on your behalf, in full.
- Where the airline refuses, our contract lawyers take it to court.
- You pay nothing unless we recover your compensation.
The same rights, without the friction
Engaging Flightright does not change what you are owed — it changes who does the chasing. You keep the compensation; we take a fee only on success.
Check your own flight
It takes two minutes and costs nothing. If we do not recover your compensation, you pay nothing at all.
Check compensationBeen delayed or cancelled?
You may be owed €250 to €600 per passenger. Find out for free, in two minutes.