Flight delayed 3+ hours or cancelled in the last few years? Check what it's worth

We buy your flight compensation claim and pay you now.

EU and UK law can owe you €250–600 for a delayed or cancelled flight. Instead of chasing the airline for months, sell us the claim: we take the risk, you get paid.

  • You landed 3 hours or more late at your final destination
  • The flight was cancelled with less than 14 days' notice
  • You were denied boarding on a flight you had booked

Which flight went wrong?

Free to check. No fee. You only decide after seeing the offer.

Three ways to get your money — and what each really costs you

Claim companies are not all the same. The difference is who carries the risk and how long you wait.

Classic claim agency"No win, no fee"Instant payout offersAdvance on your claimUsWe buy the claim outright
What reaches your account50–65% of the compensationaround 25–30% of the compensation40–55% of the compensation
When you get paidWhen the airline pays them — months, sometimes yearsA couple of daysDays after you sign — we don't wait for the airline
If the airline refusesYou get nothing. No win, no fee cuts both waysNothing more to pay, nothing more to receiveNot your problem. The claim is ours from the moment you sign
Who goes to courtThey do — if they think it's worth itThey doWe do, in our own name, at our own cost
What you have to doFill in a form, then wait for updatesFill in a form, then waitAnswer a few questions on WhatsApp. That's it

Ranges for the other models are the publicly advertised figures of the best-known operators in this market, for comparison. Our own range is indicative: the exact offer depends on your flight, the airline and the country, and is shown to you before you commit to anything.

How it works

  1. Tell us the flight

    Flight number and date. Takes under a minute — no account, no password.

  2. We verify it independently

    We check the real arrival time against independent flight-data providers, not the airline's version. If it doesn't qualify, we tell you and it costs you nothing.

  3. You get an offer on WhatsApp

    A firm amount, in writing, valid for a set period. No obligation to accept.

  4. You sign, we pay

    You sign the assignment agreement electronically and give us your IBAN. The money is sent by bank transfer — we then deal with the airline on our own account.

What a claim is worth

Fixed by law, by flight distance — not by the price of your ticket.

Flight distanceEU (Reg. 261/2004)UK (UK261)
Up to 1,500 km€250£220
1,500–3,500 km€400£350
Over 3,500 km€600£520

The airline may halve the amount if it re-routed you and you still arrived within a limited delay (art. 7(2)). This is the statutory value of the claim — the amount we offer to buy it for is a percentage of it.

Does your flight qualify?

Usually yes, when

  • You landed 3 hours or more late at your final destination
  • The flight was cancelled with less than 14 days' notice
  • You were denied boarding on a flight you had booked
  • The flight departed from an EU/UK airport — with any airline
  • Or it landed in the EU/UK and was operated by an EU/UK airline

Usually not, when

  • The disruption was caused by extraordinary circumstances the airline could not avoid — severe weather, air traffic control strikes, security incidents
  • You were told about the cancellation more than 14 days in advance
  • The delay on arrival was under 3 hours, however painful the wait was
  • The claim is already time-barred in the country concerned

The whole thing happens on WhatsApp

No account to create, no password to forget, no inbox to dig through. You answer a handful of questions in the chat, send a photo of your boarding pass, and follow your case from the same conversation.

  • A real person takes over whenever you ask
  • Your case also lives on a private link — check the status any time, without WhatsApp
  • We only write to you about your case. No marketing blasts

Your number is used to handle your claim and, if you agree, to tell you when something changes. You can ask us to stop at any time.

Questions people actually ask

Why would I sell my claim instead of claiming myself?

Because the money arrives now and the risk stops being yours. Claiming yourself is free and perfectly possible — but airlines routinely refuse first, and enforcing the claim can take months and, in some countries, a court case. We pay you a discounted amount up front and take that fight on.

What does it cost me?

Nothing. There is no fee and no deduction. We buy the claim for an agreed amount and pay you that amount in full. Our money is made — or lost — on what we later recover from the airline.

Can I get more by claiming myself?

Yes, potentially the full statutory amount — if the airline pays and you are willing to wait and to pursue it. Our offer is deliberately below the face value: that gap is the price of certainty and speed. It's your call, and you make it after seeing the number.

How do you check my flight?

We query independent flight-data providers for the actual arrival time, and compare it with your boarding pass or booking. A person reviews every case before an offer goes out — nothing is automatic.

How far back can I go?

It depends on the country: roughly 5 years in Spain and France, about 2 years in Italy, and up to 6 years in England and Wales. If your flight is out of time, we'll say so.

What do you need from me?

The flight number and date, your name as printed on the ticket, a photo of the boarding pass or booking confirmation, an ID document, and your IBAN. Nothing else.

Is my data safe?

Documents are stored encrypted, your bank details are kept in an encrypted vault, and we only process what the claim requires. You can ask for access or deletion at any time under GDPR.

Which flights do you handle?

Right now, flights departing from Spain, France, Italy and the United Kingdom. If yours is elsewhere, check anyway — we'll tell you honestly whether we can help.

Find out what your flight is worth

It's free, it takes a minute, and you decide afterwards.

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