AirHelp+ Smart vs Pro, side by side

Same protections on paper, different number of trips.

CODE11%11% off AirHelp+

11% off AirHelp+ with AHTPO11
Up to €600 per passenger in claims
Free lounge pass after a 1-hour delay

The international AirHelp+ page lists two paid tiers, and the benefit list under each one is word for word the same. Lounge access during a disruption, a €100 payout when a flight is disrupted, €200 when you miss a connecting flight, €100 when luggage is lost or delayed, and a free Fast Track pass at selected airports all appear on both.

What separates them is volume. The lower tier protects 3 trips a year and the upper tier protects 9, and a trip means the whole itinerary rather than a single flight. A return journey with a connection on each leg is still one trip, so count journeys, not boarding passes.

That makes the choice a matter of arithmetic. If you fly away two or three times a year, the smaller allowance is enough and the extra six trips would go unused. If you travel monthly for work or visit family often, nine trips stops you running out in the autumn.

Both tiers sit on top of the membership basics: airline compensation claims handled with no service fee, round-the-clock support, live flight status in the app and discounts on eSIMs and car rental. Nothing there changes with the tier, so the price gap buys trips and nothing else.

The current code AHTPO11 takes 11% off the Smart or Pro plan, as long as you do not live in the United States. Pick the tier first, then enter the code at checkout, because 11% off a plan you will outgrow is no saving.

Deals you can use now

Deal	Code	Conditions
11%11% off AirHelp+	`AHTPO11`	Smart 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

Do Smart and Pro cover different disruptions?

On the international page they list the same ones: delays, short-notice cancellations, diversions, missed connections and luggage problems. The difference is the number of trips protected each year, 3 or 9.

Does a return flight use up two trips?

No. Outbound, return and any connections make one trip, and a one-way journey also counts as one.

Is there a cheaper way to cover a single journey?

AirHelp sells single-trip protection inside its mobile app for one booking, whether that is a one-way flight, a round trip or an itinerary with connections.

Who can use AHTPO11?

It reduces the Smart and Pro plans by 11% and is not valid for residents of the United States.