Flight compensation · EC261 & UK261

Flight delayed or cancelled? See what you’re owed.

Delayed 3+ hours, cancelled last-minute, or bumped? Airlines legally owe up to €600 / £520 per passenger — and they count on you never claiming it. We prepare the claim. The airline pays you directly; we charge a flat $39 only if it pays.

$39 flat, only if the airline pays. Never a percentage.

DISRUPTION CHECK

Was a flight disrupted?

Where was it flying, and when? We'll find the flight — and whether it pays.

Free · no account needed · compensation up to €600 per passenger

HOW IT WORKS

Ten minutes of your time, total.

1

Forward your booking email

Any confirmation, any airline, even from last year. That’s the entire intake process.

2

See what you’re owed — free

We check the flight against EC261/UK261 case law and show the amount, the legal basis, and how strong your case is. No card, no catch.

3

Say go — $39, only if they pay

Save a card ($0 today) and sign one letter. We write the claim with the facts and evidence, file it with the airline, chase it, and read their replies. Nothing is charged unless the airline pays.

4

The airline pays YOU

Compensation goes straight to you — it never touches our hands. We nudge you at every step until it does.

The math nobody shows you

CLAIM AGENCIES (25–50% CUT)

€600 → €390

Their “no win, no fee” typically means they keep €150–€300 of your money on success.

MYAIRADVOCATE ($39 FLAT)

€600 → ~€560

The airline pays you directly. We charge $39 — and only if you get paid. That’s the whole fee.

FOR TRAVEL AGENTS

Every delayed flight is money your client is owed. Be the one who gets it back.

Forward a booking confirmation. MyAirAdvocate watches every flight, detects EC261/UK261 disruptions, prepares the claim — worth up to €600 per passenger — and, once the passenger signs, files the claim. On Professional and Agency, your client hears about it in your agency’s name.

Plans from $19 a month — setup takes one forwarded email.

STRAIGHT ANSWERS

Fair questions

What is MyAirAdvocate?

MyAirAdvocate checks whether a delayed, cancelled or overbooked flight is owed compensation under EC261/UK261, and files the claim for you. Checking is free. If you say go, we charge a flat $39 only if the airline pays, and the airline pays you directly. Travel agents use the same engine to watch every client’s flight.

How much can a traveler claim under EC261 or UK261?

Fixed amounts per passenger, by distance: €250 short-haul, €400 medium-haul, €600 long-haul (over 3,500 km) — or £220 / £350 / £520 under UK261. It applies to arrivals delayed three hours or more, cancellations without adequate notice, and involuntary denied boarding. Per passenger: a family of four on a cancelled long-haul is €2,400.

Can I claim for flights that already happened?

Yes. The time limit is set by national law: six years in England and Wales, five in France, three in Germany (counted from the end of the year of the flight). Forward your past booking confirmations and we check every flight on them.

Which flights are covered?

Any flight departing the EU or UK, on any airline. Flights arriving in the EU or UK when operated by an EU or UK carrier. So: New York to Paris on Air France, yes; London to anywhere on anyone, yes; Newark to Lisbon on United, no.

How is this different from AirHelp?

Claim services typically keep 25–50% of your compensation. We charge a flat $39, only if the airline pays, and the airline pays you directly: on a €600 claim, you keep about €560.

I’m a travel agent. What does MyAirAdvocate do for me?

You forward airline booking confirmations to a private address; the platform monitors every flight, detects delays, cancellations, and denied boarding, and automatically prepares EC261/UK261 compensation claims — with the airport’s own delay data attached as evidence — before alerting you and, in your name, your traveler. Plans start at $19 a month.

Two minutes to check. Years to claim. No percentage.

Travel agent? Watch every client’s flight →

The airline pays the passenger directly. We never touch the money.