Built by a traveler, for travelers

I've been to 85+ countries. Along the way, I've had plenty of cancelled flights, long delays, and missed connections — the kind of disruptions that derail a trip. Most of the time, I just absorbed the cost and moved on.

It never occurred to me that airlines legally owed me money.

When I finally looked into it, I found that EU Regulation 261/2004 entitles passengers to up to €600 for disrupted flights — and similar laws exist in the UK, Canada, and Turkey. The rules are clear. The amounts are specific. But airlines don't advertise what you're owed, and the claims process is designed to make you give up.

The companies that exist to help? They take 35–50% of your compensation. For what's often a straightforward letter, that's a lot.

So I built FlightComp. Check your eligibility for free. If you're owed money, we'll handle the entire claim for you — at the lowest fee in the market, and if we don't win, you don't pay. Prefer to do it yourself? We offer a Flight Compensation Kit with everything you need.