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 process independently. According to Yahoo Travel, they’ve been in business for a year and have already helped 25,000 frustrated fliers. AirHelp doesn’t charge a fee if they don’t get you cash but if they do they get 25% of your reward, which seems fair to me. Have you used it? What do you think?
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As you wrote, it’s a great service for anyone who doesn’t care or doesn’t have time to handle such situations on their own and is willing to pay 25% commission (count 25% from €600 which is possible amount of delayed flight compensation)… for others, there is a free mobile app called ClaimAir where you simply input your flight details and it tells you what you are entitled to receive from the airline and gives you instructions how to get it on the go.
Claimair currently only works on android :(
that’s right – however, it’s only a question of couple months when iOS will be released so stay tuned
GetAirHelp.com ….”For domestic U.S. flights, we can help you claim for compensation only when the airlines have overbooked your flight.” That was their answer to my flight that was cancelled because the ground crew broke the tail wing off the plane. Guess it doesn’t work very well afterall.
That’s terrible but thanks for letting me know
Airhelp charges 50% according to their pricelist (service + legal free) – see https://www.getairhelp.com/en/price-list + a 5% fee to send money via paypal. They are China based and god knows if you get your money back from them. Their are cheaper and better solutions available, check the internet for “claim compensation on flight delays”.