AirHelpHow to Get Compensated When an Airline Delays, Cancels or Overbooks Your Flight
AirHelp is a brilliant website, app and service built to help you get the money owed to you by the airlines when things go wrong. AirHelp helps airline passengers around the world secure compensation for delayed, cancelled or overbooked flights. Most travelers don’t know that they can get up to $1,300 cash for domestic flights and $800 for flights in the European Union when these sorts of things happen (sometimes, at least).

Basically, AirHelp is an airline’s worst nightmare because it fights for those who are unsure of their rights or lack the time, confidence or expertise to embark on their claims processes independently. AirHelp doesn’t charge a fee if they don’t get you cash but if they do, they get 25%, which seems fair to me. Have you used it? What do you think?

 

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4 Comments On "Travel Tip of the Day: How to Get Compensated When an Airline Delays, Cancels or Overbooks Your Flight"
  1. Sandra D.|

    I recently used AirHelp for the first time after reading about it on this site. The service was fast, easy and simple to use. I was amazed. The customer service staff is responsive. I wouldn’t have navigated the process on my own without AirHelp so it was an absolute win for me after a very bad airline experience. Best of all, I received money at the end of the process with little effort or time spent by me.

  2. Linda Kolb|

    What a great tool to know about. Haven’t used it yet, but it’s on my “Travel sites to know” list.
    Thanks so much. Keep them coming.

  3. Michael Diehr|

    Hi Johnny,
    What kind of compensation are airlines obligated to provide when flights are delayed by 61 minutes?
    Thank you
    Mike D

    1. Johnny Jet|

      They only have to refund your money (sometimes it has to be two – four hours)

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