EU Regulation 261/2004 — Check your claim

Flight Delayed? Cancelled?
Claim your rights under EU Regulation 261/2004.

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Waited for hours?

Passengers may be entitled to compensation for delays over 3 hours.

Possible claim: up to 600 EUR*

Flight cancelled?

In most cancellation cases, you have the right to compensation.

Possible claim: up to 600 EUR*

Denied boarding despite a ticket?

EU regulation provides for compensation in cases of denied boarding.

Possible claim: up to 600 EUR*

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Total time: about 5 minutes

  1. 1

    Enter flight details

    Airline, flight number, date — that's all we need.

  2. 2

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    Our AI system generates a legally sound complaint letter.

  3. 3

    Review & download

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  4. 4

    Send to airline

    Send the letter via email or post to the airline.

Airline not responding or rejecting your claim?

Unfortunately that's common — and no reason to give up. A rejection is typically followed by an escalation letter with a deadline, then the dispute resolution body. Don't let a first rejection put you off.

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ProviderTypical fees*
AirHelp~200 EUR (50%)
Flightright~140 EUR (35%)
ClaimEU26110.00 EURincl. VAT
You save130 – 190 EUR

* Example calculation for a 400 EUR compensation claim (medium-haul).

How much of your 250 / 400 / 600 EUR do you keep?

Net comparison: what remains of the compensation amount after fees
ProviderFee (most expensive case)You keep
File it yourself (free)0 EUR600 EUR
ClaimEU261 (fixed one-time price)10.00 EUR590 EUR
AirHelp300 EUR300 EUR
Flightright314,16 EUR285,84 EUR
AirAdvisor300 EUR300 EUR
Skycop300 EUR300 EUR

Based on the maximum terms published by the providers (legal/court case), as of 2026-07-22. In the best case, the fees are lower.

Whether and in what amount compensation is paid depends on the individual case and the airline's decision. No provider — including ClaimEU261 — can guarantee an outcome.

Important Notice

ClaimEU261 creates professional complaint letters based on EU Regulation 261/2004. We are not a legal service provider and do not handle enforcement. Whether the airline honours your claim depends on the individual case. The complaint letter does not constitute legal advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much compensation am I entitled to?
Compensation depends on the flight distance: 250 EUR up to 1,500 km, 400 EUR for all flights within the EU over 1,500 km and all other flights up to 3,500 km, and 600 EUR for all other flights.
When am I entitled to compensation for a flight delay?
You are entitled to compensation if your flight arrives at the destination at least 3 hours late and the cause is within the airline's responsibility. This was established by the European Court of Justice in the Sturgeon/Condor ruling (C-402/07).
How does ClaimEU261 differ from AirHelp or Flightright?
AirHelp and Flightright handle enforcement on a contingency basis. ClaimEU261 offers a transparent one-time flat fee of 10.00 EUR for the complaint letter. You send the letter to the airline yourself.
What applies to flight cancellations?
In case of cancellation, you are entitled to compensation unless the airline informed you more than 14 days in advance or offered an equivalent alternative flight. In extraordinary circumstances (e.g., severe weather), the claim is void.
What does the service cost?
The complaint letter costs a one-time flat fee of 10.00 EUR. No subscriptions, no hidden costs, no recurring charges.

Important Notice

  • No success guarantee: We generate a legally sound complaint letter based on EU Regulation 261/2004. Whether the airline pays depends on their decision.
  • Not legal advice: The generated letter is a draft and does not constitute legal advice. Please review the letter before sending.
  • Mind the deadline: EU261 claims expire after 3 years in Germany. Act in time.

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