Keep the whole compensation, no cut taken

Members hand over the airline claim and pay no service fee.

CODE11%11% off AirHelp+
  • 11% off AirHelp+ with AHTPO11
  • Up to €600 per passenger in claims
  • Free lounge pass after a 1-hour delay
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Keep the whole compensation, no cut taken

Many claim services keep a share of whatever the airline pays. Members of AirHelp+ keep the whole amount, because the airline compensation claim is handled start to finish with no service fee.

The ceiling is €600 per person, and the real figure depends on the regulation that covers your flight, such as EU rules, and on whether the flight qualifies at all. AirHelp states plainly that the money is never guaranteed, so treat €600 as the top of a range.

On international disruptions you may collect twice. The airline compensation is one payment, and the €100 insurance payout from the membership is another, sent within days for a delay over three hours, a short-notice cancellation or a diversion.

Timing differs too. The insurance arrives in hours to days, while airline compensation takes longer, since the airline has to respond. Support runs around the clock in the meantime.

AHTPO11 lowers the membership price by 11% on Smart and Pro for non-US residents, and the fee-free handling stays the same at either tier.

Deals you can use now

DealCodeConditions
11%11% off AirHelp+AHTPO11Smart and Pro plans; not for US residents
See AirHelp+ in detailA membership that claims flight compensation for youUp to €600 per passenger · Check your flight in seconds · AirHelp deals with the airline · Live flight updates in the app

FAQ

Is the compensation reduced by a fee?

Members pay no service fee on airline claims that AirHelp handles, so the airline’s amount is what you receive.

Is the €600 guaranteed?

No. The amount depends on the regulation that applies and on your flight’s eligibility, and AirHelp says the money is never guaranteed.

What is the difference between a payout and compensation?

A payout is the €100 from AirHelp+ insurance. Compensation comes from the airline and is capped at €600 under the covered regulations.

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