Compensation may apply when the final arrival delay is 3h+ (conditions apply).
Check →The steps to get your compensation
Our goal is simple: build a strong file, classify your situation correctly (delay, cancellation, overbooking, missed connection), and negotiate with the airline to obtain the compensation you’re entitled to.
Documents to prepare (recommended)
The clearer the file, the smoother the process. Ideally, keep the following:
✅ Booking & itinerary
- E-ticket / booking confirmation
- Flight number(s)
- Connection proof (same booking reference)
✅ Evidence of disruption
- Airline emails/SMS/app messages
- Screenshots, photos of airport boards
- Boarding passes (if available)
Timeline & case updates
Timelines vary depending on the airline, complexity, and season (holidays, high claim volume). We handle follow-ups and keep your file moving.
Typical response times
Some airlines reply within ~30 days, others take longer. A well-prepared, well-documented claim improves results.
Clear milestones
You’ll be informed of key steps: file received, eligibility review, claim sent, airline response, and next actions.
Fees (success-based)
You pay nothing upfront. We are paid only if compensation is secured. This means our incentives are aligned with yours.
Success fee only: charged only when compensation is obtained.
Cases we handle
We manage the main disruptions covered by EC 261/2004. If you’re unsure, submit your case — we’ll review your eligibility.
Depending on notice timing and rerouting, compensation may apply.
Check →Denied boarding can trigger compensation + assistance.
Check →If on the same booking, delay is measured at the final destination.
Check →FAQ
How long does a claim take?
It depends on the airline and complexity. It can take several weeks or longer. We handle follow-ups and keep your file progressing.
Do I have to pay anything upfront?
No. There are no upfront fees. A success fee applies only if compensation is obtained.
What if my trip includes a connection?
When it’s the same booking, the key metric is the final destination arrival delay.
What documents should I keep?
Booking confirmation, e-tickets, airline emails/SMS, screenshots/photos, and receipts if you had expenses.

