Why Choose Airdelay
Airdelay helps passengers check and manage flight compensation claims through a simple online process, clear pricing, and claim tracking from submission to outcome.
You do not need to handle the airline process alone. We help organize the claim details, review the disruption, manage claim information, and keep the process easier to follow. Eligibility still depends on the route, airline, delay length, cancellation notice, disruption reason, documents, and the passenger-rights rules that apply.
Why passengers choose Airdelay
Flight compensation claims can involve route rules, airline explanations, documents, cancellation notice timing, arrival delay checks, and follow-up messages. Airdelay is built to make that process easier to start, easier to manage, and easier to understand.
No win, no fee
You do not pay a success fee unless compensation is obtained for your claim. There is no upfront payment to start the online claim check.
Clear 25% fee
Our success fee is 25% of the compensation obtained. This keeps pricing simple and easy to understand before you submit your claim.
Simple online process
Submit your route, airline, disruption type, documents, and contact details online. You can start without visiting an office or mailing paperwork.
Claim tracking
Track your claim online, see whether more information is needed, and follow important passenger-facing updates without guessing what happens next.
Structured review
Airdelay checks claim details such as arrival delay, cancellation notice, denied boarding facts, missed connection details, and the disruption reason.
Built for flight claims
The process is focused on flight delays, cancellations, denied boarding, missed connections, and passenger-rights claim information.
No win, no fee flight compensation help
Airdelay works on a no-win-no-fee basis. This means you can submit your claim details without paying an upfront success fee. If compensation is not obtained, Airdelay does not charge a success fee for that claim.
Important: no-win-no-fee does not mean every claim will qualify. Flight compensation depends on the route, airline responsibility, disruption reason, delay length, cancellation notice, available documents, and the passenger-rights rules that apply to the journey.
A clear 25% success fee
We keep pricing simple. If compensation is obtained, Airdelay deducts a 25% success fee from the compensation amount before transferring the remaining balance to you, together with any transfer-related deductions described in our Terms of Service.
Know the fee before you start
Clear pricing helps you understand how the service works before submitting a claim. You can read the full pricing and authorization details in our Terms of Service.
- No upfront success fee to start the online claim process.
- A 25% success fee applies only if compensation is obtained.
- Transfer-related charges may be deducted from the customer share when applicable.
A simple online claim process
Airdelay is designed so passengers can start with the key flight details and continue through a guided process. The claim form asks for the information needed to understand the journey, disruption, and possible passenger-rights rules.
Submit your flight
Enter your route, airline, flight date, and disruption type using the online claim form.
Claim review
Airdelay reviews the key details such as disruption type, timing, route, airline responsibility, and documents.
More details if needed
If something is missing or unclear, Airdelay can ask for it through the secure claim flow.
Track updates
You can follow claim updates online and see when action is needed from your side.
Careful review of the details that matter
Passenger-rights claims are rarely decided by one detail alone. Airdelay helps collect and review the information that can affect whether a claim may qualify.
- Route and region: EU261, UK261, Turkey-related rules, or other rules may apply depending on the journey.
- Disruption type: delays, cancellations, denied boarding, and missed connections can be assessed differently.
- Timing: arrival delay, cancellation notice, rerouting, and missed connection timing can all matter.
- Airline responsibility: claims may depend on whether the disruption was within the airline’s control.
- Documents: booking confirmation, ticket details, boarding passes, airline messages, and ID documents may help support the claim.
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Ready to check your flight?
Start with your route, airline, travel date, and disruption type. Airdelay will guide you through the claim details and help you understand whether your flight may qualify.
