Flight delayed or cancelled? Claim up to €600 compensation per passenger.
Give us two minutes. We pull the flight data, build the case, and fight it all the way to court if that is what it takes. You keep 80% of what we win, and you never lift a finger.
A real check takes about two minutes. This one is a demonstration.
We do not ask the airline what happened. We check.
Airlines blame the weather and hope you cannot prove otherwise. We can.
Every claim ships with the receipts. That is why they pay.
You keep 80%. Always.
Typical-service range is based on public fee pages; on a €600 claim, passengers often see €300 to €390 after fees. Your market may vary.
Your part takes two minutes. Ours takes as long as it takes.
Tell us your flight.
two minutes, one form, or just scan your boarding pass. We verify the delay against flight data on the spot and tell you what you are owed.
We go to work.
Evidence file, demand letter, statutory deadlines, escalation. If the airline stalls or bluffs, we take them to court. You will hear from us; you will never be chased by us for paperwork.
Airlines are slow on purpose; most cases take weeks to months. You will watch every move happen live.
Money lands.
You have done nothing since step one. That was the point.
Watch it all happen in real time.
Most services go silent the day you sign. That silence is why people give up. We built the opposite.
- Notifications at every milestone, by name
- Deadline countdowns on the airline
- A human on your case - you know who
The law is on your side. Airlines hope you do not know it.
| Flight distance | You are owed |
|---|---|
| Short haul | €250 |
| Medium haul | €400 |
| Long haul | €600 |
- Arrived three or more hours late
- Cancelled with under fourteen days' notice
- Denied boarding
- Claims reach back up to six years, depending on country
Genuine storms and air-traffic control stops are exempt, but airlines call far too much extraordinary. That is exactly what we check.
Airlines count on you giving up.
Ignore the claim. Offer a voucher. Blame the weather. Wait you out. It works on individuals; it stops working when the counterparty has your flight's data and a deadline calendar. From today, that is you.
Make them take you seriouslyReal names. Real accountability.
Litigated passenger-rights cases against airlines across European jurisdictions.
LinkedInKnows exactly which excuses hold up in an operations log and which ones never do.
LinkedInBuilt the archive that reconstructs European flight days from weather and operations data.
LinkedInBuilt because, long after passenger-rights law began, claiming is still rigged against passengers.
Fair questions.
What does it cost, exactly?
20% of what we win, VAT included. Win €400 and €320 lands in your account. There are no other fees of any kind, not for court and not for anything. The full breakdown is on our pricing page.
What if you lose?
Then it costs you nothing. That is the deal. We only get paid when you do.
What if the airline refuses?
Refusal is where we start, not where we stop. Next come the national enforcement bodies, then court. Nothing changes for you; you just keep watching.
How long does it take?
Honestly: weeks when the airline cooperates, months when it does not, longer if it goes to court. Airlines are slow on purpose. You watch every step live, so you always know exactly where your case stands.
What do I need?
Your booking reference. A boarding pass helps. We pull the rest from flight data.
Can I claim for my family, or an old flight?
Per passenger, including children with seats. Up to six years back, depending on country.
Can I just claim myself for free?
You can, and sometimes you should; our guide explains when. What you will not have alone is the weather records, airspace logs, and rotation history that stop the airline bluffing.