Flight Delay Compensation
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The issue of a flight delay compensation isn’t a new one, it’s been featured in many newspapers like The Times, The Sun, The Metro, The Mail and The Telegraph.
Not only that but it’s been featured on the BBC, ITV and Channel 4. Martin Lewis the Money Saving Expert and the founder of moneysavingexpert.com has also spoken about the issue.
Some airlines have a terrible record for punctuality, nearly 30% of Easyjet flights are late or suffer delay so if you are looking for Easyjet delay compensation, then you’ve come to the right place. British Airways aren’t much better and are rated in the top three for worst performing when it comes to a delay.
British Airways delay compensation is one of the main reasons people visit our website, given the sheer size of the airline.
How The Flight Delay Claims Process Works
- Use Our Compensation Calculator To Work Out How Much You Are Entitled To
- We Pay Any Court Fees
- We Provide All Documents Should The Airline Challenge Your Flight Claim
- We Will Chase The Airline Until The Case Is Settled.
- Provide Us With The Date Of Travel & Either The Departure Airport Or Flight Number
- No Win No Fee
- Payouts Can Be As Little As 30 Days. We Aim To Get Your Claim Settled Quickly
- Over £50m Has Been Paid By Airlines To Date
If You've had a Flight Delayed in the Last 6 Years, You May Be Entitled to Flight Compensation
Compensation For Delayed Flights
- Over 97% Success Rate
- Risk Free: Pay only when we win!
- We can assist you within 48 hours
- 4.5 / 5 Star Ratings!
About Us
Flight Delay Compensation - No Win No Fee
AirClaims is the hassle-free way to claim for compensation on your flight. Backed by other heavyweights in the industry, and a leading database of flight statistics, we combine to make a formidable team who do everything to ensure you get your settlement.
As Independent Flight Claim Specialists, we are passionate about winning a payout for every client we take on, in the least amount of time. Customers come to us because we get results for them; as we often hear stories of airlines outright refusing to pay out anything at all, or they have been told the claim is invalid, when it really is valid.
This can lead to a lot of frustration when you are ‘up against a big airline’ when making your flight claim.
We ‘take on’ the airlines and will guarantee to do our best to recover compensation for you. Our success rate in flight delay compensation is second to none.
Types Of Claims We Can Help With
There are different categories of claims that are covered under the EU Regulation 261 and we can help you regardless of which category your claim falls under.
Delayed Flight
This is the most common type of claim as most airlines suffer some form of lateness. Check out the worse performing airlines for lateness.
Cancelled Flight
Less rare than delays, a flight being cancelled can have a dramatic impact on your financial circumstances. The airline has a legal responsibilities the go over and above just compensating you for the flight.
Denied Boarding
It’s common practice for an airline to overbook a flight, most flights are overbooked as the airline knows that there is always a percentage of no shows, so they are able to make money of passengers that never turn up.
However, this is a risky strategy and on numerous occasions it backfires and leaves the airline with an overbooked flight. If you have found yourself in this situation, then you are able to make a claim.
Types Of Claims We Can't Help With
Some of the claims that we cannot offer assistance with but are likely covered by your travel insurance.
Lost Lugguage
You do have a legal right to make a claim if an airline has lost your luggage. There are two courses of action you can take. If you have travel insurance then you could make a claim with your provider.
You can make a claim with the airline directly however you cannot carry out both, as this is classed a profiting from an insurance claim and your insurance company will highly likely reject your insurance claim.
Delay Caused By A Strike
If the strike is delayed or cancelled due to the airlines staff taking industrial action, then you are able to make a claim for compensation. If it’s down to airport staff or other support staff that are not employed by the airline, then you cannot claim compensation.
Natural Disasters
I can remember the Icelandic volcanic ash incident that lead to thousands of cancelled flights. This type of incident falls out of he control of the airline and therefore they are not liable to compensate you for your losses under these circumstances.
Bad Weather
Similar to natural disasters, hurricanes, tornados, heavy snow falls and other ‘acts of God’ that are out of anyones control can result in delays or cancellations. You cannot clam compensation for such incidents.
Refused Boarding Due To Intoxication, Drugs or Bad Behaviour
The airline has a duty of care to other passengers and they can refuse you entry to the aircraft. If you are under the influence of drugs, had too much alcohol or are behaving inappropriately then you cannot claim for compensation if you are refused entry.
None EU Airlines Unless Flying To An EU Country
Unfortunately if you are travelling with an airline that isn’t based in the EU or your flight wasn’t departing or returning to the EU, then we cannot help you claim compensation.
Political Problems
Political unrest is a major concern in certain parts of the world and when it interferes with the aviation industry you cannot claim compensation for a delayed or cancelled flight.
Security Or Safety Issues
Safety is a major concern and millions of flights are taken each year without any issue. Occasionally there are safety concerns onboard a plane or in an airport, and this take priority over whether the flight gets there on time or not.
Airline Has Gone Bust
Probably the worst of the bunch but when an airline goes bust there is very little you can do to be compensated for the inconvenience. You can claim through your travel insurance, cred card or ABTA.