Customer reviews
Passengers who got what they were owed
Behind every payout is someone who was told there was nothing to claim. Here is what a few of them said afterwards.
- On Trustpilot
- 4.5 / 5
- Enforced
- €700m+
- Court success
- 99%
The rating shown is Flightright’s published Trustpilot score; the review count and latest entries are served live by Trustpilot.
About 1 in 3 flights checked turn out to be eligible. The average successful claim is worth several hundred euros per passenger.
- British Airways
“We were told it was a technical fault and the airline refused twice. Flightright took the correspondence over entirely and the €600 came through in about ten weeks. I would not have had the patience to chase it.”
- Ryanair
“A four-hour delay on a short hop, and I had assumed there was nothing to claim. The free check told me otherwise. Everything was handled by email and the money was in my account before the spring.”
- Singapore Airlines
“The connection was missed in Frankfurt and we arrived nearly a day late. Flightright assessed the whole journey as one booking and the compensation reflected the full distance, not just the first leg.”
- easyJet
“Cancelled with two days’ notice, which I now know is well inside the 14-day rule. The claim was approved without a fight and I was kept informed the whole way.”
- KLM
“I had tried the airline’s own form twice and heard nothing. Handing it over was a relief, and the fee was only taken once the money actually arrived.”
- Emirates
“The flight departed from Paris, so the regulation applied even though the airline is not European — something I did not know. The check flagged it immediately and the claim held.”
We take the case to court at our own risk — 99% success.
The fee is taken only from money actually recovered.
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