What to know after a flight disruption
If your flight is delayed, cancelled or you are denied boarding, keep your documents and check your rights with the airline and official guidance. Claim support services may help with some claims, but you can also contact the airline directly.
Explore independent claim services
You can approach the airline yourself. If you prefer paid assistance, compare the service fees and terms before agreeing to proceed. Compensation is not guaranteed.
AirHelp
Check the service’s assessment process, fees and conditions for your flight disruption.
Compensair
Review another claim-assistance provider and compare its fee and contract terms.
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Keep a clear record
Save your booking confirmation, boarding pass and messages from the airline. Note the planned and actual times, what the airline told you, and receipts for reasonable expenses. Eligibility depends on the route, cause of disruption and applicable rules, so do not assume every delay qualifies.
Compare your options
You can ask the airline about its process or review a claim-assistance service. Before using a service, read its fee, contract, cancellation terms, who handles the claim and what happens if it is unsuccessful. Check whether you can make a claim yourself first.
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