EU261 · UK261 · APPR · NCAR 2023
Airlines delay.
You get paid,
fast.
Up to €600, £520, CAD $1,000 or ₦250,000per passenger — under laws most travellers have never heard of. We check six passenger-rights regimes in one go and fight until you're paid.
- €600
- max per passenger (EU)
- 3 yrs
- back-claims accepted
- 2 min
- to check a flight
- ₦0
- upfront — no win, no fee
LOS
Lagos Murtala
LHR
London Heathrow
Flight
P4-7101
Owed to you
₦250,000
Status
CLAIMABLE
ValidatedFree eligibility check · no card, no commitment
Three steps. Zero risk.
Airlines count on passengers not knowing their rights — or giving up. We make claiming effortless for you and expensive to ignore for them.
Check your flight
Tell us the route and what happened. Our rules engine instantly works out which passenger-rights law applies to your flight and what you're owed — and tells you straight if there's nothing to claim.
We fight the airline
We prepare the legal demand, serve it to the airline's legal desk, and escalate to regulators or partner solicitors if they stall or lowball.
You get paid
Compensation is collected under the payment mandate you signed, the success fee comes out, and the balance reaches your bank account within 10 working days of cleared funds. If the claim doesn't succeed, you pay absolutely nothing.
Your rights, on every continent
One check covers every major passenger-rights law on the planet. Wherever you flew, we know which rules apply — and how hard they bite.
€250 – €600
Flights departing the EU/EEA on any airline, or arriving on an EU airline. Delays 3h+, cancellations, denied boarding.
£220 – £520
The UK's retained version of EU261 — departures from the UK on any airline, arrivals on UK/EU carriers.
CAD $400 – $1,000
Flights to, from or within Canada. Compensation scales with delay length; denied boarding pays up to CAD $2,400.
₦15,000 – ₦250,000
Part 19 of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Regulations — domestic and international departures, enforced by the NCAA.
Why passengers choose ClaimsAssist
Four regimes, one check
EU261, UK261, Canada's APPR and Nigeria's NCAR 2023 — most claim firms know one market. We check them all automatically, and tell you plainly when your flight isn't covered.
Flight verification
We verify your disruption against real flight operations data — so when an airline blames 'the weather', we know whether that's actually true.
Real legal escalation
Demand letters, regulator complaints and solicitor escalation are built into our pipeline — not an afterthought. Airlines settle faster when they see we don't drop cases.
Track every step
A live claim tracker shows exactly where your case is — submitted, airline contacted, demand served, escalated, paid. No black box, no silence.
Global standard, African roots
We're the only global claims service with real depth in African aviation law. Lagos to London or Lisbon to LA — same standard, same fight.
No win, no fee. Ever.
No upfront costs, no hidden charges, no fee escalation if your case goes legal. If you don't get paid, neither do we.
Questions, answered
How much does it cost?+
Nothing upfront. We work on a success fee deducted only from compensation we actually recover. If your claim does not succeed you pay nothing. No fee, nothing upfront, ever.
How far back can I claim?+
It depends on where the case would be heard: up to 3 years in Nigeria and Canada, up to 6 years in the UK, and 1–10 years across EU countries. If your flight was in the last 3 years, it's almost certainly worth checking.
The airline said the delay was due to weather. Is it over?+
No. 'Extraordinary circumstances' is the most abused excuse in aviation. Airlines blame weather for crew shortages and technical faults all the time. We verify the real cause against operational data before we accept any rejection.
What if the airline simply ignores the claim?+
That's where most passengers give up — and where we're just getting started. Our pipeline escalates automatically: formal legal demand, then a complaint to the relevant regulator or dispute resolution body, and referral to specialist solicitors where a claim justifies it.
How long does it take?+
Straightforward claims settle in 6–10 weeks. Contested claims that need escalation can take several months to a year. You can watch every step in your claim tracker.
Your flight from three years ago could still pay out.
It takes two minutes to find out what the airline owes you. It costs nothing unless we win.
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