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A few simple questions about your route and what happened. No booking reference or personal details needed.
A CLEARER WAY FORWARD
Delays happen. Being left in the dark shouldn’t.
Understand your passenger rights and find your next step — without the legal jargon.

From disruption.
To direction.
Up to €600
per passenger, in qualifying casesLET’S START WITH YOUR TRIP
No personal details. Your answers stay in your browser. A first look at your rights, not a legal decision.
A LITTLE CLARITY GOES A LONG WAY
You don’t need to be an expert.
You just need a place to start.
A few simple questions about your route and what happened. No booking reference or personal details needed.
Get a first look at the rules, possible compensation, and the details worth checking for your situation.
Claim directly with the airline, use our free letter template, or explore optional help. You stay in control.
IT’S WORTH KNOWING
For qualifying EU261 claims, reference amounts depend on the flight distance — not the price of your ticket.
Understand the amountsUp to 1,500 km
A shorter hop.1,500–3,500 km
A little further.Over 3,500 km
The long journey.Reference amounts, not a payout promise. Long flights wholly within the EU use the €400 band; reductions and exceptions may apply. UK261 has separate GBP amounts. Route, cause, arrival delay and other facts matter.
FIND YOUR WAY THROUGH
When a late arrival could mean more than a missed plan.
Know your rightsRefund, rerouting, compensation. Know the difference.
Know your rightsOne journey, more than one flight. Here’s what matters.
Know your rightsA confirmed ticket, but no seat. Understand your options.
Know your rightsUse our free claim-letter builder to contact the airline yourself.
ON YOUR SIDE. NOT IN YOUR WAY.
No inflated promises. No made-up success rates. Just straightforward information to help you make your own decision.
Get to know DelayPayoutsNot an airline, a regulator, or a law firm.
No account. No personal details for a check.
Claiming directly is always an option.
BEFORE YOU ASK
Clear answers to the questions
we’d be asking, too.
Yes. The checker, guides and claim-letter builder are free to use. There’s no account to create and no obligation to use a claims company.
No. Arrival delay is only part of the picture. Your route, operating airline, the cause of the disruption and other circumstances affect whether compensation may be due.
No. You can contact the airline directly and keep control of the process. A claims company is optional and may charge a fee or retain part of any compensation. Read its terms before deciding.
Extraordinary circumstances can affect compensation, but separate rights to care, refunds or rerouting may still apply. Ask the airline for its explanation and check the official guidance.
No. This is a self-reported educational check, not a live flight-data service. We don’t verify airline records or submit claims. The letter builder creates a draft for you to review and send yourself.
YOUR NEXT STEP STARTS HERE
A few questions. A clearer picture. Your move.