SINCE 2005
The rules exist. Almost nobody uses them.EU261 has been law for two decades. Most passengers never claim, and the airlines rely on that.
EU261 · UK261
Free 2-minute check. You keep every cent — we never take a percentage.
Often longer — six years in the UK and Ireland, five in Spain and France. An old delay is still worth checking.
EXAMPLE VERDICT
YOU'RE LIKELY OWED
€250
STRONG CLAIMTHE OBVIOUS QUESTION
Because “no win, no fee” isn't free — it's a bill that grows with your compensation. A flat fee doesn't. And one letter covers everyone on the booking, so our fee never multiplies by passenger. The compensation does.
Commission rate shown is illustrative. Published rates run 20–50%, and several add a solicitor surcharge and VAT on top.
See the full price list →Connections included — we read the whole journey, not just the leg that went wrong.
We never ask how long the delay was. We work it out from flight data and show you.
In your own name, to the right address, with a 14-day deadline we track for you.
SINCE 2005
The rules exist. Almost nobody uses them.EU261 has been law for two decades. Most passengers never claim, and the airlines rely on that.
THE LINE NOBODY ELSE CAN SAY
The airline pays you directly. Your compensation never passes through us, because it never can — and that is a structural fact, not a promise.
WHAT WE NEVER ASK FOR
Our authority is the law itself, not a review score.
THE SECOND OBVIOUS QUESTION
Airlines miss deadlines routinely. On day 15 we prepare the complaint for the enforcement body in your departure country, with your letter and proof of the date attached. Free to file, included in the €29, and you still keep everything they pay.
The ones that decide whether you trust us.
Nothing from your compensation. €29 once for the finished letter. If the airline pays €600, €600 lands in your account — we never see it, because we never ask for your bank details.
Because a percentage is a bill that grows with your claim. On a family of four, a 35% commission costs over €500 more than our flat €29. We'd rather charge once and be cheap on the big claims.
Your dashboard tracks the 14-day deadline and then prepares the complaint for the enforcement body in your departure country — free, and included in the €29.
No. We give you information about your rights and a letter you send in your own name. Nobody promises a win — the regulation, the airline and ultimately the courts decide that.
That's fine. Compensation is set by the delay at your final destination and the distance of the whole journey, and that's how we read it.
Takes 2 minutes.
Free to check.