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FlyClaimer is free to read and may earn commissions from partner referrals. Optional partner services have their own fees and terms; you can also contact your airline directly.

Policy updated September 7, 2026
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How this page helps passengers

Use these standards to understand how FlyClaimer explains passenger-rights guidance, how limits are disclosed, and where to go next.

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The current flight-checker relationship

The embedded flight checker is provided by AirHelp through the Travelpayouts affiliate platform. FlyClaimer may receive a referral commission when a visitor uses this partner flow. FlyClaimer does not negotiate with the airline, receive compensation for you or decide whether a claim is approved.

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Free reading is not a free claim service

We do not charge visitors to read the guides. AirHelp distinguishes its free initial eligibility service from compensation recovery, for which service and, where applicable, legal-action fees may be deducted. Read its current fee schedule before agreeing to a service. No payout amount or completion time is guaranteed here.

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Other optional travel links

Some guides also feature affiliate travel tools, such as eSIM or airport-transfer services. These are optional commercial links, not passenger-rights requirements. An offer or referral does not improve the legal merits of a claim.

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How to interpret a placement

Commercial factors may influence which services appear. A featured partner is not an exhaustive comparison, independent endorsement or guarantee of quality. Our editorial standard is to explain passenger-rights rules and evidence separately from those placements.

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What readers should check

Compare the amount you would retain after fees, any additional legal-action charge, cancellation terms and privacy notice. Check who receives your documents and who handles follow-up. You can start with the airline directly without using a claims company; our next-step guide links to official channels.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers for readers checking FlyClaimer content standards and transparency policies.

Does FlyClaimer charge passengers directly?
FlyClaimer does not charge you to read its guides. Choosing a separate partner service can create a fee obligation under that provider's terms. An initial free check does not mean compensation recovery is free.
Can a paid relationship make a claim more likely to qualify?
No. Monetization does not change the passenger-rights rules. Eligibility still depends on the route, airline, delay or cancellation facts, disruption reason, and supporting evidence.
What should readers check before using a partner service?
Readers should check service fees, success-fee terms, privacy notices, document requirements, cancellation terms, and whether they can file directly with the airline or regulator instead.

Sources and provider information

Read the original guidance or terms. These reference links are not affiliate referrals.

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