Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: 24 August 2026

Affiliate Disclosure

FlyClaimer is an informational and referral website. Some links, buttons, forms, and partner tools on this website may be affiliate or referral links.

This means that if you click through to a third-party partner, submit your details, register, or use a partner service, FlyClaimer may receive a commission or referral fee. A claim partner may separately deduct a service or success fee from compensation under its own terms. Review the current partner fee schedule before agreeing to a service.

1. How FlyClaimer Works

FlyClaimer provides general information about passenger rights, flight disruptions, and compensation rules. In some cases, we also refer users to third-party claim services or related partners.

We do not directly process legal claims, act as a law firm, or collect compensation on your behalf. If you choose to use a third-party service, your agreement will be with that provider directly and subject to that provider’s own terms, fees, and privacy policy.

Current checker relationship: FlyClaimer’s flight checker is provided by AirHelp and delivered through the Travelpayouts affiliate platform. FlyClaimer may receive a referral commission when a visitor uses this partner flow. AirHelp’s current fees, terms, and privacy statement apply to its service. Travelpayouts publishes a separate privacy policy.

2. What Counts as an Affiliate or Referral Link

Affiliate or referral relationships may apply to:

• Partner links within articles or guides
• Buttons leading to third-party claim partners
• Comparison pages or recommendation pages
• Embedded widgets, forms, or tracking links provided by partners
• Other calls to action that connect you with a third-party service

3. How We May Be Paid

FlyClaimer may earn compensation when a visitor completes a qualifying action through a partner, such as clicking a tracked link, completing a registration, passing a lead, or using a claim service.

The exact commission structure may vary by partner and may depend on factors such as a completed sign-up, an accepted referral, or another pre-agreed action.

4. Editorial Independence

We aim to publish useful and clear information about passenger rights and disruption scenarios. However, some content on this site may include commercial relationships with partners.

Where we mention, compare, or feature partners, commercial factors may be taken into account alongside other factors such as relevance, usability, and overall fit for the website.

You should not treat any listing, comparison, or mention of a partner as legal advice or as a guarantee of service quality or outcome.

5. Partner Fees and Direct Claims

FlyClaimer does not charge visitors to read its guides. A third-party claim provider may deduct a service or success fee if it recovers compensation. You can also submit a claim directly to an airline or relevant authority without using a claims company. Compare the partner’s current fees and terms before choosing either route.

6. Third-Party Terms and Policies

When you click through to a third-party partner or submit information through a partner flow, that partner may collect and process your information under its own privacy policy and terms. We encourage you to review those documents carefully before proceeding.

FlyClaimer is not responsible for the independent practices, terms, or outcomes of third-party providers.

7. Additional On-Page Disclosures

In addition to this page, we may place shorter disclosures on relevant pages, near buttons, links, partner comparisons, widgets, or other commercial content where appropriate.

Examples may include wording such as “We may earn a commission from partner referrals” or “This page contains affiliate links.”

8. Contact

If you have questions about this Affiliate Disclosure, please contact us at the contact page.