Claim companies often take a success fee around a quarter to a third of whatever the airline pays. For straightforward EU261 / UK261 cases, a lot of passengers can email the airline first with a clear letter and evidence list.

I put together a small self-serve ZIP for that:

  • EU261 claim letter (fill-in)
  • UK261 claim letter
  • US DOT / airline complaint outline (US rules are not EU cash compensation—don't mix them up)
  • Evidence checklist (CSV)
  • Short note on when DIY vs paying a middleman makes sense

Not legal advice. No payout guarantee. Never fake delay proofs.

Kit ($12 PDF/ZIP templates): https://www.creem.io/payment/prod_4aRWxUl5AGdNy3DWJqJGNg

If your flight was cancelled or delayed long enough that the airline owes fixed compensation under EU/UK rules, start with evidence + a clean letter before signing away a cut.