AirRefund: Simplifying Air Passenger Compensation Claims

Air travel has made the world smaller, connecting cities, families, and opportunities. However, flight delays, cancellations, and denied boarding continue to disrupt travel plans worldwide. The frustration of waiting at an airport, missing important events, or spending unexpected money on hotels and meals can turn an exciting journey into a stressful ordeal.

But here’s the good news: You have rights as an air passenger. And at AirRefund.us, we’re here to ensure those rights are protected, respected, and enforced.

Our mission is clear: to simplify the compensation claim process, eliminate confusion, and fight tirelessly to secure the compensation you deserve.

AirRefund.us – Your Claim, Our Responsibility.

Your Rights as an Air Passenger Explained

Air passenger rights are protected under several key international regulations designed to ensure fairness and accountability in the airline industry.

1. EC Regulation 261/2004 (EU Law)

If your flight:

• Departs from an EU airport
• Arrives in the EU on an EU-based airline

You are protected by EC Regulation 261/2004.

You may be eligible for compensation in the event of:

• Flight delays exceeding 3 hours
• Flight cancellations with less than 14 days’ notice
• Denied boarding due to overbooking

Compensation Amounts Under EC 261/2004:

• €250: Flights up to 1,500 km
• €400: Flights between 1,500 km and 3,500 km
• €600: Flights over 3,500 km

2. Montreal Convention (International Flights)

For international flights, the Montreal Convention ensures passengers are compensated for:

• Significant flight delays
• Flight cancellations
• Lost or damaged baggage

3. US Department of Transportation (DOT) Policies

In the United States, passenger rights focus primarily on:

• Compensation for denied boarding due to overbooking
• Transparency in refunds and rebooking during cancellations

At AirRefund.us, we’re experts in these global regulations and know exactly how to ensure the airlines follow the rules.

When Are You Eligible for Compensation?

1. Flight Delays

• If your flight arrived at your final destination 3 hours or more late.
• The delay was not caused by extraordinary circumstances such as extreme weather.

2. Flight Cancellations

• If your flight was canceled with less than 14 days’ notice.
• If the airline failed to offer an alternative flight option.

3. Denied Boarding

• If you were refused boarding due to overbooking even though you had a valid ticket and checked in on time.

4. Missed Connections

• If a delayed flight caused you to miss a connecting flight, resulting in significant delays at your final destination.

5. Out-of-Pocket Expenses

• In addition to financial compensation, airlines may also be required to reimburse you for:
• Meals and refreshments during long delays.
• Hotel stays if an overnight wait was required.
• Transportation costs to and from the hotel.

Costs associated with rebooking flights.

How AirRefund.us Handles Your Claim

Filing an airline compensation claim can feel like navigating a maze—confusing, time-consuming, and frustrating. Airlines often reject valid claims, rely on legal loopholes, or delay responses to discourage passengers.

At AirRefund.us, we’ve streamlined the process into 4 simple steps:

1. Submit Your Claim: Enter your flight details on our easy-to-use online platform.
2. Claim Review: Our legal experts analyze your claim and confirm eligibility.
3. We Take Over: We handle all communications, negotiations, and if necessary, escalate your case legally.
4. Receive Your Refund: When your claim is approved, your compensation is transferred directly to your account.

No Win, No Fee Guarantee: If we don’t win your case, you don’t pay us anything.

Expenses Beyond Compensation

Aside from cash compensation, airlines are also obligated to cover costs caused by flight disruptions:

• Meals and drinks: During extended delays.
• Hotel accommodation: If overnight stays become necessary.
• Transportation costs: Between the airport and your accommodation.
• Alternative flights: If a rerouted flight was needed.

At AirRefund.us, we make sure these costs are properly reimbursed.

Why Choose AirRefund.us?

1. Hassle-Free Process:

No endless forms, no back-and-forth emails—just a smooth and transparent process.

2. Experienced Legal Team:

Our team is well-versed in air passenger rights laws worldwide.

3. Transparent Communication:

We keep you informed every step of the way—no surprises.

4. No Win, No Fee Policy:

You only pay when you win.

5. Global Expertise:

We handle claims for EU, US, and international flights.

At AirRefund.us, we believe every passenger deserves fairness, transparency, and respect.

Global Protection for Passengers

EU Flights:

Protected under EC Regulation 261/2004.

International Flights:

Covered by the Montreal Convention.

US Flights:

Regulated by the US Department of Transportation (DOT).

No matter where your flight originated or where it was headed, AirRefund.us knows the laws and will fight for your rights.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: How long does the claims process take?

A: Most claims are processed within 8–12 weeks, depending on the airline.

Q2: What documents do I need to file a claim?

A: Flight ticket, boarding pass, and any receipts for expenses.

Q3: Can I still file a claim if the airline rejected it before?

A: Yes! Many claims are wrongly rejected. We’ll reassess and appeal if needed.

Q4: Is there a deadline for filing a claim?

A: Yes, typically 3 years from the flight date.

Q5: Will I have to communicate with the airline directly?

A: No. AirRefund.us handles everything for you.

Start Your Compensation Claim with AirRefund.us Today

Every year, millions of passengers leave billions of dollars in unclaimed compensation on the table because airlines make the process difficult on purpose.

At AirRefund.us, we make claiming your compensation easy, fast, and stress-free.

• Submit Your Claim Now
• Get in Touch with Our Support Team

Don’t let airlines hold onto what’s legally yours. Choose AirRefund.us and claim your rights today!