Check your right to claim
You can claim up to €600 per passenger.
Check your flight now and we give you free advice within three minutes.
Problems with your flight?
Over 12 years of Superior Claims Handling!
About our service
EUclaim is committed to help airline passengers with problems with their flight. Based on Regulation 261/2004 and our unique database, we help passengers to get their compensation for a flight delay, flight cancellation, missed connection or when they were denied to board.
Did you experience a flight problem? And did you fly from an EU country, or to an EU country with an European airline? Check your rights for getting a compensation for your flight and submit your claim.
This is how it works
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Check your right for compensation
Fill in your flight data and we give you free advice within three minutes.
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Submit your claim
Submit your claim with us and we handle the entire process.
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Receive your compensation
You receive your compensation; you will receive 71% excl. VAT of the claim amount, minus a €33 administration fee per passenger. If we are unsuccessful, you won’t have to pay us anything.
Why EUclaim?
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2007
founded
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4,6
average rating by passengers
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32%
of cases require a lawsuit
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97%
change of succes
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Submit your claim with EUclaim
- EUclaim exists for 15 years.
- We have helped thousands of customers.
- Our service is free. You only pay a percentage when you get your money back from the airline.
- Based on our unique database with flight data, we immediately provide you with clarity about your rights.
- We never give up. Even after 10 years, claims are still paid.
- There is a 32% chance you need a lawsuit for getting your compensations. Legal costs are included.
Submit your claim now and get what you’re entitled to
Blog posts
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2022-04-12 13:18Tips for flying in bad weather
Bad weather has an effect on traffic, including air traffic. Strong winds, thunderstorms, fog and snow can disrupt air traffic considerably. How can you best avoid the inconveniences of flying in bad weather? We will explain it to you.Read more
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2021-10-11 15:25Airlines already breaking bilateral agreement with the European Commission
The Association of Passenger Rights Advocates (APRA) welcomed the bilateral agreement between the European Commission and European airlines, signed on 1 October, whereby 16 major airlines have committed to better information and timely reimbursement of passengers in case of flight cancellations, following dialogues with the European Commission and national consumer protection authorities. At least three airlines, including Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM), are already breaking their commitment.
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2021-06-21 12:52Fuel prices sky high! Will airline ticket prices go up too?
When you fill up your car at the gas station, you feel the high price directly in your wallet. You would think that the high fuel prices have a direct effect on the price you pay for your flight ticket. This assumption does not seem to be entirely correct. EUclaim explains the relationship between high fuel prices and the cost of your airline ticket.
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2021-06-15 13:41Can you confidently board a plane that has been stationary for a long time?
It was a special sight, the many planes parked at London Heathrow and in the Mojave Desert when there was much less flying due to Corona. But what does standing still do to an aircraft and is it safe to board an aircraft that has been standing still for so long?
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