No Win, No Fee 
Ana Cobos
Verified Customersuper nice! i love the experience. So easy and fast!
Reviews.io 4.5/5 based on 28,701 reviews
We make airlines pay when you or your bags are delayed
Airlines count on you giving up... We're here to make sure you don't.
Get up to $4,700 for your flight trouble. Enter your flight details to see if you’re eligible.
or fast-track your claim
- Your privacy is protected — insured for up to $1M We secure your personal data with insurance from Hiscox. Cyber protection included up to $250,000. View proof of insurance.
- No Win, No Fee
Your privacy is protected — insured for $1M We secure your personal data with insurance from Hiscox. Cyber protection included up to $250,000. View proof of insurance.
No Win, No Fee
Free & instant compensation checker
Free & Instant Compensation Checker
Find out if your flight is eligible
Check Compensation NowHow does it work?
How Does it Work?
Check your airline compensation
Enter your flight details, and we’ll do an instant check to see if you’re entitled to flight compensation.
File your flight compensation claim
It only takes 3 minutes to submit your claim, and our team will do the rest.
You get paid up to $700 per passenger
Once we have your flight details, we’ll work with the airline to get the maximum payout for your situation.
Enter your flight details, and we’ll do an instant check to see if you’re entitled to flight compensation.
It only takes 3 minutes to submit your claim, and our team will do the rest.
Once we have your flight details, we’ll work with the airline to get the maximum payout for your situation.
We can help you solve common flight problems
Our team of legal experts has worked on 800,000 cases, helping passengers receive flight compensation even after they were initially turned down by the airline.
Instant flight check
Date
Airline
(Flight number)
(Flight number)
Route
Status
Compensation
No disrupted flights were found
If your flight isn't listed here, go ahead and use our compensation check and we'll look into it for you.
Did you have any connecting flights within this journey under the same booking?
Our fees
You pay nothing upfront, and nothing at all unless we win. Our fee comes out of the compensation the airline pays.
For flight compensation claims the success fee is 30%. Baggage and reimbursement claims take more work to negotiate, so the fee is 40%.
Court cases are charged differently.
No win, no fee
Payment received
Lost or delayed baggage?
You could be reimbursed up to $4,700 on US domestic flights, and up to :amount on international flights. No win, no fee.
We protect air passenger rights
In the UK 
In the EU 
In the USA 
In Canada 
International
Why AirAdvisor?
Here's why partnering with AirAdvisor is a smart choice:
AirAdvisor
RecommendedOur professional team does all the work for you, so you can benefit from our 98% success rate.
It only takes 5 minutes to submit a claim.
Over 9 years of proven Industry experience.
We assume all the risks and costs. AirAdvisor liability is insured up to US $1 million.
We either successfully get airline compensation for you, or service is absolutely free. No Win, No Fee.
Claim it yourself
May cause tensions with the airline with an unknown outcome.
Might take from 2 to 10 months to get the payout.
Airlines often manipulate the law to avoid payouts.
Risky if you have to go to court because you’ll be liable for legal costs.
You will have to prepay court costs should you need to collect compensation from the airline in court.
Your privacy is protected — insured for $1M
We secure your personal data with insurance from Hiscox. Cyber protection included up to $250,000.
Encrypted end to end
Monitored 24/7
We helped 800,000
passengers before you
AirAdvisor is rated Excellent 4.5/5 based on 28,701 reviews from Reviews.io
We can help you get refunds and compensation for flights disrupted by airlines around the world including:
Frequently Asked Questions
Regulation 261/2004 is the set of rules that protect you anytime you fly with a European carrier or from a European airport, regardless of your citizenship or place of residence.
These rules say that if you have delays, cancellations, missed connections, or you’re denied boarding, you could be owed as much 600 EUR for your inconvenience in addition to potential refunds and assistance at the airport.
If your flight is delayed by 3 hours on a domestic flight or 6 hours on an international flight, you’re entitled to the choice of a refund or a rebooking.
If your flight is canceled, you’re also entitled to a rebooking or a full ticket refund.
If the airline owes you a refund, you should receive it in 7 days of your flight if you paid for your ticket with a credit card, and 20 days if you paid with a check or another form of payment.
If your flight is overbooked and you’re bumped, then you can expect to get a rebooking or a refund. You’re also entitled to up to 400 % of your one-way fare, capped at $2,150 in compensation.
Under US DOT regulations, airlines must either rebook you to your destination at no additional cost or refund you for the ticket cost if their delay or cancellation caused you to miss your connection and you decide not to continue with your trip.
Yes, if you’re downgraded to a lower seating or cabin class, the airline must refund the difference in fare.
No, in the United States, airlines are not required to pay for extra expenses. Some full-service airlines like United and Delta may choose to offer meal and hotel vouchers, but only if the delay or cancellation is within their control. If you have to pay for essentials because of a flight disruption, you can recoup some of the cost by filing a reimbursement claim.
No, you usually cannot get a refund for a missed flight on a non-refundable ticket.
Missing your flight is considered a passenger-caused event, not an airline responsibility. Because of that, DOT refund rules do not apply.
Yes, if you are flying from the UK, EU, or Canada, you could be compensated for controllable delays and cancellations. Each region has their own passenger rights regulations that require airlines to compensate passengers as long as specific conditions are met.
No. In the US, airlines do not have to provide cash compensation to passengers affected by a strike, even an airline strike.
Yes. Even if your flight was part of a vacation package, you still have the same refund rights under the U.S. Department of Transportation rules. If the airline cancels your flight or makes a significant schedule change and you choose not to travel, the airline must refund the airfare portion of your package, as well as any paid extras like baggage fees or seat selection.
It depends on where you travel. If you depart from the US on an airline based in the UK, Europe, or Canada, you will be protected by the laws of those countries. However, if you depart the US with a US-based airline, you will be covered by Department of Transportation rules.
If your flight was cancelled or delayed, you will not get compensation as this is not required by law. However, you can still make a reimbursement claim if you had to make any out-of-pocket purchases as a result of the flight disruption.
Compensation from airlines in the US is only required for baggage mishandling and denied boarding caused by overbooking a flight.
These situations are known as codeshare flights, and you would file a claim with the airline that operated your flight.
Our fee is deducted from the compensation paid by the airline. This means we only get paid if you get compensated. We deduct our fee when transferring money to you.
For flight compensation claims, our success fee is 30%. For more complex baggage and reimbursement claims the fee is 40%. Read more about our fees.
Baggage and reimbursement claims fall outside the fixed EU compensation rules, require more documentation, and take longer to negotiate with airlines — so our fee reflects the additional work involved.
No, you don’t pay AirAdvisor anything. We provide our services under the "No-Win, No-Fee" rule. When we collect compensation from the airline, we transfer it to you, deducting our commission. If we do not succeed, you don’t have to pay us anything.
No win, no fee: either we win compensation for you, or our service costs you nothing. Our success fee is 30% incl. VAT for flight disruption claims, compared with 35% at AirHelp and SkyRefund – on a €600 claim a family of 4 keeps €120 more. Here’s a comparison with other providers.
Also, if we have to pay a court fee, state duty, notary fees, etc., then AirAdvisor will pay all expenses at no cost to you. Plus, we’re insured up to US $1 million. We also offer a grace period, which other claim companies don’t.
Airlines intentionally make it very difficult for passengers to claim compensation. That is why only 2-4% of people submit a claim. Plus, if the airline is based in a different country we can navigate the issues with foreign languages and courts. We also have licensed attorneys in various countries across Europe. So, if your case needs to be escalated, we can handle it for you to ensure you get the full amount that you deserve.
It depends. If you had a flight disruption on an international flight and your case qualifies for compensation, it usually takes up to 6 weeks, but 72% of early submissions are paid faster. If you do not receive feedback from the airline or the airline rejects your complaint, then the process could take up to a year.
You’ll need:
- Your e-ticket or booking confirmation
- A signed authorization form (if we handle your claim)
- A copy of your ID to verify your signature
- Proof of the disruption (airline email, app screenshot, gate notice or rebooking message)
- Receipts for any extra expenses you want reimbursed (meals, hotel, transport, replacement items, etc.)
- For baggage issues: your baggage claim report, photos (if damaged) and receipts for replacement items.
We sure are, and we have 28,701 reviews to prove it! We started back in 2017, and since then, we have filed 800,000 claims and helped our clients get more than $60 MILLION in compensation payouts!
AirAdvisor is also a trusted source and featured in major media publications including the New York Times, Forbes, USA Today, The Sun, The Daily Mirror, and many others.
AirAdvisor has been featured in:
AirAdvisor is rated 4.5/5
“Excellent” - 28,701 reviews