Your plans changed. Your rights didn't. Check if you could claim compensation under UK passenger-rights rules — in just a few minutes.
The customer journey is designed to be simple — with real people reviewing claims before any airline is contacted.
Tell us your flight route, travel date and what happened. We give an initial indication, not a promise of compensation.
If your claim looks promising, we explain our fee, request relevant evidence and provide the terms before you decide to proceed.
After suitable authorization and verification, our team can pursue the claim where the airline's process permits it.
How late did you arrive at your final destination? Explore possible UK261 amounts based on your delay and journey distance.
Illustrative UK261 amounts before any service fee, not an eligibility decision. Your route, actual arrival delay, airline and cause of disruption must be checked. Extraordinary circumstances may exclude compensation. You may claim directly with the airline for free.
Check my flight →Flight rights, practical tips and stories from the road.
What to document, who to speak to and how to keep the evidence you'll need.
Read quick guidance →Practical tips for organising itineraries and reducing the stress of changing planes.
Explore tips →Writers, bloggers and creators: let's make better travel advice together.
Learn about collaborations →Articles and contributor submissions are being prepared for launch.
Write about travel, run a blog or create useful travel content? We welcome editorial collaborations and independent travel perspectives.
Partner applications opening soon.
We are developing our travel journal and welcome original articles, guides and ideas from travel writers and creators. Collaboration details will be announced as the site develops.
A few details are all we need for a first look. This prototype runs in your browser — it doesn't send your information anywhere.
🔒 No account required to try this prototype. No passenger personal data is collected or stored. This is not a live claim submission.
Yes. You can approach the airline yourself at no charge. Our proposed service is optional and charges a fee if compensation is recovered.
No. Eligibility depends on the route, applicable law, actual arrival delay, the cause of disruption and other circumstances. Connecting flights require particular care.
No. The initial form is only an assessment. A live claims service would require full terms, privacy information, appropriate passenger authorization, evidence review and a separate filing process.
Yes, when our newsletter launches, you'll be able to opt in separately. Marketing is never a condition of using the claims service, and you can unsubscribe.
Our proposed standard success fee is 25% of compensation recovered.
Pricing is a prototype subject to final legal terms and VAT treatment. If no eligible compensation is recovered, no success fee is charged under the proposed model.