About FlyClaimer

Understand Your Rights, Claim What You Are Owed

FlyClaimer is an independent passenger rights platform based in Tirana, Albania, focused on EC261, UK261, and ECAA guidance.

Published May 21, 2026 ยท Updated May 21, 2026

Quick answer

FlyClaimer is an independent passenger-rights platform built to help travellers understand disruption rules, check likely eligibility, and choose the next practical step.

Independent guidance

Plain-language guides explain what qualifies, what evidence helps, and what airlines may argue.

ECAA expertise

Coverage includes Albania, Serbia, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Transparent referrals

Partner referrals may earn a fee, but the guides are written to be useful whether you claim directly or use a partner.

Who We Are

FlyClaimer is an independent passenger rights platform based in Tirana, Albania. We help travellers understand when flight delays, cancellations, denied boarding, missed connections, and baggage problems may qualify for compensation or care.

Most passengers who face disruption do not file claims because they are unaware of their rights, unsure which rules apply, or discouraged by vague airline explanations. FlyClaimer exists to make those first checks clearer.

We built this site especially because the Western Balkans, Albania, Serbia, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina are often underserved in standard compensation guides, even though many routes connect directly into EU and UK passenger-rights frameworks.

How FlyClaimer Works

01

Understand Your Rights

Our guides explain EC261, UK261, ECAA, Montreal Convention baggage rules, and related passenger-rights protections in practical language.

02

Check Your Eligibility in 60 Seconds

Use your route, airline, flight date, disruption type, and delay length to understand whether a claim may be worth pursuing.

03

Claim Directly or Use a Partner

You can use our guides to claim yourself, or choose a specialist partner when the airline ignores you, rejects you, or the case needs escalation.

Why Travelers Use FlyClaimer

Flight compensation rules are powerful, but they are not always simple. The right answer depends on where the flight departed, which airline operated it, how late you arrived, what caused the disruption, and which evidence you kept.

  • Clear explanations for common disruption types: delays, cancellations, denied boarding, missed connections, and baggage issues.
  • Route-focused guidance for EU, UK, ECAA, and Balkan-facing journeys.
  • Practical evidence checklists so passengers know what to save before leaving the airport.
  • Guides that separate fixed compensation from refunds, rerouting, meals, hotels, and baggage reimbursement.

What Makes FlyClaimer Different

Exclusive ECAA Coverage

We give serious attention to ECAA routes and airports, including Albania, Serbia, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Data-Backed Guides

Our airport and airline pages are built around route patterns, passenger questions, disruption causes, compensation bands, and enforcement steps.

Updated for 2026

Passenger-rights rules, airline practices, and enforcement routes change. We update our guides as regulations, court rulings, and claims processes develop.

How We Make Money - And Why It Does Not Affect Our Guides

FlyClaimer may earn a referral fee when a passenger chooses to use a compensation partner after checking their flight. This does not cost the passenger extra and does not change the information in our guides.

Our goal is to help passengers understand their options first. Some people will claim directly with the airline. Others prefer a no-win, no-fee partner when the airline is slow, unclear, or difficult to deal with.

Start With Your Flight

Enter your flight number and date. We will check your route, disruption type, and timing so you can see which passenger-rights guide or next step fits your case.

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Start with your flight details

Use your route, airline, disruption type, timing, and airline explanation to understand which guide or next step fits best.

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