AirHelp
Claims flight-delay and cancellation compensation on your behalf under air-passenger rights laws.
AirHelp pursues compensation for disrupted flights under regimes such as EU Regulation 261/2004, taking over the paperwork and airline correspondence in exchange for a share of the payout only if the claim succeeds.
Flights arriving three or more hours late, cancelled short-notice, or overbooked — within the covered timeframe — are the classic cases. Claims can be checked in minutes.
What AirHelp is best for
- EU261 and similar compensation claims
- Delayed, cancelled or overbooked flights
- No-win, no-fee claims
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Frequently asked questions
How much does AirHelp cost?
Nothing upfront. AirHelp deducts a percentage of the compensation only if the claim is successful.
Which flights qualify?
Rules vary by route and jurisdiction — EU261 is the most common. AirHelp checks eligibility for free before starting a claim.
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