Flight delayed? Cancelled? Denied boarding?

Get up to
€600 per passenger.

As a pioneer in the defence of air passengers, the firm has developed a digital solution to obtain the compensation provided for in Regulation 261/2004 of 11 February 2004.

COVID-19 : The administrative closure of airspace is an extraordinary circumstance. If the flat-rate compensation cannot be claimed, airlines are required to reimburse you for your cancelled tickets. The Firm has adapted to respond to this new recurring issue, do not hesitate to entrust us with your interests.

DELAY, CANCELLATION, DENIED BOARDING:

Has your flight been canceled, delayed for more than 3 hours, or have you been denied boarding for an unjustified reason? The Firm’s lawyers are at your side to obtain the lump sum compensation provided for by European regulations!

Get your compensation

CODIV-19 CANCELLATION:

Has your flight been canceled due to the COVID-19 global health crisis and the closure of airspace? The airline or travel agent not responding to you while you have asked for refund? The Firm’s lawyers are at your side to get your tickets reimbursed!

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News

Discover the latest news from our law firm as well as our selection of legal news.

Ryanair sanctioned in Lithuania!

27 Jan 2020

That certain companies, including Ryanair, had decided to incorporate into their general terms and conditions of sale, a clause prohibiting passengers to assert their rights through third parties.

Lightning on an airplane the day before a flight is not an extraordinary circumstance

25 Jan 2020

In a decision of 13 May 2019, the former District Court Tribunal d’instance of Ivry sur Seine ruled that the lightning strike of an aircraft, which occurred the day before the flight, was not of such an extraordinary nature as to exonerate the airline from its obligation to pay compensation.

Paris recognizes the right to compensation for babies under age of 2 years

21 Apr 2019

Nice victory of our law firm in front of the former Tribunal d’Instance of Paris: After months of pedagogy and legal battle, a first jurisdiction in France has just recognized the right of children under the age of 2 to be entitled to compensation under the European Regulation 261/2004.