Stuck in the Lufthansa strike chaos? Claim what you're owed.
Check your flightGet up to £520 back from your airline — or you pay nothing.
If your flight was delayed over 3 hours, cancelled, or overbooked — the airline is legally required to compensate you. Check if you're owed money in 2 minutes.
Big airlines.
Bigger laws.
We'll take them on.
98%%
Success rate across every claim we've taken to completion.
If they delayed you, we know how to make them pay.
Why thousands of passengers choose us.
Built to bore airlines into paying you what they owe.
No win, no fee
You pay nothing upfront. We only get paid when you do. Zero risk, zero surprises.
2 minutes to claim
No forms. No phone calls. No hold music. Enter your flight details and we take it from there.
Airlines ignore you. Not us.
When passengers claim alone, airlines routinely deny or ghost them. We know exactly how to make them pay.
Getting your money back is easier than you think.
Check
Enter your flight details. We'll tell you instantly if you're owed compensation and how much.
Claim
If you're eligible, we submit the claim to the airline on your behalf. No forms. No phone calls.
Get paid
When the airline pays out, we send your money directly to you. We take 35% only when you win.
Airlines are legally required to pay you. Most passengers never claim.
Delayed, cancelled, or overbooked
If your flight was delayed over three hours, cancelled with less than 14 days notice, or you were denied boarding — you're covered.
Per passenger, regardless of ticket
Compensation is fixed by regulation — not ticket price. A £40 budget flight can owe you the same as a £400 one.
UK law, not a loophole
Passenger compensation has been a legal right in the UK since 2005. The airline can't reasonably refuse.
Do you qualify?
A quick gut-check. When in doubt, run it through the widget — it's 2 minutes.
You probably qualify if…
- Flight departed from a UK airport
- Arrived 3 or more hours late
- Cancelled with less than 14 days notice
- You were denied boarding due to overbooking
- It happened in the last 6 years
You likely don't if…
- Flight arrived into the UK on a non-UK/EU carrier
- Delay was caused by extraordinary circumstances
Real people. Real money recovered.
No win. No fee. No surprises.
35% success fee
We take 35% of whatever we recover. That's it. No hidden charges, no admin fees.
Nothing upfront
You pay nothing to start a claim. Ever. We front the cost and the risk.
You keep the rest
On a £520 claim, you walk away with £338. On a £260 claim, you keep £169.
If we don't win, you owe us nothing. Simple as that.
Questions we get a lot.
Still unsure? Run your flight through the widget — it takes 2 minutes and costs nothing to find out.
How much compensation can I actually claim?
UK law (UK261) fixes compensation by flight distance, not ticket price. Short-haul up to 1,500 km pays up to £220 per passenger, medium-haul (1,500–3,500 km) up to £350, and long-haul (over 3,500 km) up to £520. A £40 budget flight can owe you exactly the same as a £400 one.
How far back can I claim?
In the UK you have up to six years from the date of the disrupted flight. If your delay happened anywhere from yesterday to early 2020, it's very likely still in scope — we'll tell you for sure when you enter the details.
What if the airline says it wasn't their fault?
Airlines reach for “extraordinary circumstances” constantly because it's their only legal escape hatch. Genuine ones — war, severe medical emergencies, certain air traffic strikes — really do exempt them. Technical faults, crew shortages, knock-on delays from their own earlier flights, and most weather at the departure airport do not. We push back when the excuse doesn't hold up.
Do I need my booking reference?
It speeds things up, but it's not essential. With your name, the route or flight number, and the approximate date, we can usually recover the rest of the claim file from the airline ourselves.
How long does a claim take?
Most claims we run settle in 4 to 12 weeks. If the airline digs in and it has to go to the CAA or court, it can stretch to a few months — but you don't have to lift a finger while that plays out. We only update you when something changes.
What does “no win, no fee” actually mean here?
You pay nothing upfront, ever. If we don't recover anything, you owe us nothing — no admin fees, no hidden charges. If we do recover, we take a 35% success fee out of the compensation and the rest lands in your account.