British Airways
Arrived 3h 24m late
Claim up to €600EU passenger-rights rules can make long delays, cancellations, and denied boarding worth up to €600. byAir monitors your flights, spots possible claims, and lets you continue with vetted specialists only when you choose.
British Airways
Arrived 3h 24m late
Claim up to €600Regulation EC 261/2004 sets common rules for compensation and assistance when flights are cancelled, heavily delayed, or passengers are denied boarding. These are the basics byAir uses to decide when a flight is worth reviewing.
The value is not another legal explainer. byAir turns your flight history into a practical signal: this specific trip may be eligible, this is the possible amount, and this is where you can continue.
byAir watches your imported and tracked flights for disruptions that may qualify under passenger-rights rules.
When a flight may be worth claiming, we show the possible amount and the reason it deserves attention.
If you continue, you open a trusted partner's claim form and enter the required passenger details yourself.
byAir partners with vetted compensation companies, but we do not send them private passenger data just because a flight looks eligible. When you choose to claim, you review and submit the required information in the partner's form yourself.
You can also skip the partner route and submit a claim directly to the airline if you prefer.
We work with established companies that specialize in passenger compensation claims and have real operational experience with disrupted-flight cases.
byAir does not send private passenger data to a partner before you choose to make a claim. You fill in the claim form yourself.
The claim specialists work on a success-fee model. If they cannot help you receive compensation, you are not charged.
byAir keeps the app explanation short, but you can always read the official EU passenger-rights guidance and the underlying Regulation EC 261/2004.
No. EU rules define compensation bands up to €600, but the actual outcome depends on the route, delay, reason for disruption, and final review of the claim.
No. byAir can show that a flight may be worth reviewing, but private passenger details are not sent to a compensation company before you continue. You fill in the partner form yourself.
Yes. You are always free to submit a claim directly to the airline. byAir's partner route is there if you prefer help from specialists.
Not every delay qualifies. Route coverage, arrival delay, cancellation timing, operating airline, and extraordinary circumstances all matter.
It means byAir recorded that you continued to the claim flow for that flight. It does not mean the airline or partner has already approved payment.
byAir monitors your trips, flags flights worth checking, and lets you continue with vetted partners without sending your private data automatically.
