About Airhelp
Airhelp assists air passengers in claiming compensation for delayed, cancelled, or overbooked flights. They handle the entire process, from initial claim submission to legal proceedings if necessary.
This service is for any traveler who has experienced significant disruption to their flight and wants to pursue financial compensation without the hassle of navigating complex airline regulations themselves.
Airhelp FAQs
How do I use an AirHelp coupon code?
To use a coupon code with AirHelp, you'll typically apply it during the claim submission process. Look for a designated field, often labeled 'Promo Code' or 'Discount Code,' where you can enter the code before finalizing your claim. The discount should then be reflected in the final amount.
Does AirHelp offer free services?
AirHelp operates on a success fee basis. This means you generally don't pay anything upfront. AirHelp only takes a percentage of the compensation you receive if your claim is successful. Check specific promotions or terms for any introductory offers or special conditions.
Are there any student discounts available for AirHelp?
AirHelp's service is based on a success fee, so there aren't typically traditional student discounts. However, it's always a good idea to check for any ongoing promotions or partnerships that might offer benefits to students or other specific groups.
Can I combine multiple AirHelp discounts?
Generally, only one promotional code or discount can be applied per claim with AirHelp. It's best to review the terms and conditions of any specific offer to understand if it can be stacked with other promotions.
What is the typical processing time for an AirHelp claim?
The processing time for an AirHelp claim can vary depending on the airline, the complexity of the case, and the specific regulations in the country. While AirHelp aims to process claims efficiently, it can sometimes take several weeks or even months.
How does AirHelp determine the compensation amount?
The compensation amount is determined by factors such as the length of the delay or cancellation, the distance of the flight, and the relevant passenger rights regulations (like EU Regulation 261/2004). AirHelp helps you navigate these regulations to claim the maximum eligible amount.
What happens if my AirHelp claim is unsuccessful?
If your claim is unsuccessful, you typically do not have to pay AirHelp anything. Their success fee model means you only pay if they successfully secure compensation for you.
