AirAdvisor
AirAdvisor chases airlines for compensation on behalf of passengers whose trips went wrong. It takes on claims for delayed, cancelled and overbooked flights, and for lost baggage. Nothing is payable up front, and the service is no-win, no-fee. To see whether a flight qualifies, you enter its details on the website and the team assesses the case.
About AirAdvisor
How a claim works
Start by entering the flight details on AirAdvisor's website. The team then checks whether the disruption qualifies under passenger rights rules. If it does, AirAdvisor contacts the airline and pursues the money, so you avoid the back-and-forth yourself. The whole process runs online, with no upfront costs. AirAdvisor says it has helped millions of passengers this way.
Who it suits
The service suits travellers who would rather not argue with an airline themselves. That might be someone short of time, unsure of the regulations, or put off by the paperwork. Passengers can also claim from an airline directly; a service like this mainly saves effort and stress.
Before you sign up
Read the fee terms first. No-win, no-fee means no charge if the claim fails, but a successful claim carries a fee, so check how much before agreeing. Have your booking reference and flight number ready, along with any evidence of the delay, cancellation or missing bag. Keep copies of everything you send.
AirAdvisor quick facts
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| Payment methods | Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal |
AirAdvisor contact
- Website
- airadvisor.com
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AirAdvisor FAQs
What problems can AirAdvisor claim for?
Delayed, cancelled and overbooked flights, plus lost luggage. The team checks each case against passenger rights rules before taking it on.
Do I pay anything if the claim fails?
No. The service is no-win, no-fee and has no upfront costs, so a fee applies only when compensation is recovered.
How do I find out if my flight qualifies?
Enter your flight details on the AirAdvisor website. The team assesses eligibility and, if the case stands up, handles the claim with the airline.