Delayed? Cancelled? Rerouted?No Win No Fee - Get Up To £540 Per Passenger Fast!

You will receive compensation that matches EU regulations regarding flights that begin or land in the EU. If your journey qualifies, you can look forward to:

• €250 for flights up to 1,500 kilometres
• €400 for flights up to 3,500 kilometres
• €600 for flights over 3,500 kilometres

The process is quite simple and takes just a few minutes of your time. In a nutshell, you give us the essential details about your flight and our legal team do the rest. Read more about how we work.

We do not charge any upfront fees, and you do not have to pay us anything if your claim is not successful. If your claim is successful, our maximum charge is:

• 25% + VAT of the settlement you receive
• £20.00 for legal expenses insurance

For more information please see our costs page.

Under the EU regulation (EC) 261/2004, airlines are required to compensate passengers for cancelled or substantially delayed flights. Besides this, they must also provide passengers with meals, transport and accommodation appropriate to the delay time.

Yes, provided the ticket was paid for by somebody (ie not free). The compensation would be paid out to individual passengers and not the person that bought the tickets.

You can indeed claim on behalf of friend, family and fellow passengers using our online form. Just send us their details and we’ll process them alongside your own.

Under 18s must have their claim made by an adult. With that in mind, parents can make a claim on behalf of their children, even if they paid a reduced ticket.

Yes, we are happy to swoop in at any stage of your claim and continue from where you left off. This is particularly important if the airline has already tried to put you off or dissuade you from continuing.

Currently, your flight must be delayed by 3 hours or more to qualify you for cash compensation. That being said, you do have certain rights even if the delay was only 2 hours.

In English law, the timespan for historic flight claims 6 years. However, we are happy to pursue older claims if you feel there is substantial information to make a claim.