About Skyfare
We fight the airlines, so you don’t have to.
Skyfare recovers the compensation airlines owe passengers for delayed and cancelled flights, under UK and EU law, on a no-win-no-fee basis.
Free to checkNo win, no fee2 minutes
Why we exist
Every year millions of passengers in the UK and Europe are owed fixed compensation for flights that arrived three or more hours late, and most never claim it. The ones who do often get a form letter citing “extraordinary circumstances” and give up. Airlines count on both.
We built Skyfare to make the claim a two-minute job for the passenger and a properly argued, properly evidenced case for the airline: the flight’s actual arrival time from live flight data, the weather at both airports, the case law that says a technical fault is not an excuse, and a deadline. When the airline refuses without grounds, we refer the claim to the dispute scheme or the courts, at our cost.
How we’re different
Four things we do on every claim, whichever airline it is.
- 1
You see everything
Your claim page shows every step with a date, the airline’s replies, what happens next and when, and exactly what you’ll receive.
- 2
Evidence first
We hold the airline’s actual delay and the airport weather for every flight we handle. When an airline cites weather, we check.
- 3
One fee, no surprises
A flat 30% of what we recover, including VAT. Nothing if we don’t. No extra charge if it goes to a dispute scheme or court.
- 4
Your money handled properly
Airlines pay into a client account; you’re paid within 14 days of the money reaching us, to the account you choose, and you see the split.
Free to claim.
No win, no fee.
It costs nothing to start and nothing if we lose. We only take our flat 30% fee, VAT included, out of compensation we actually win for you.
Check my flight- £0 if we don’t winYou pay nothing unless the airline pays you.
- No court surchargeThe fee stays the same if we go to court.
- No paperworkNo forms to post and no follow-ups to chase.
The company
Skyfare Ltd is a company registered in England and Wales, company number 17527317, registered office 42 Dorset Road, London E7 8PS. We are registered with the Information Commissioner's Office, registration ZC284492. Flight compensation claims are not an activity regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. You can always claim directly from your airline for free; we exist for people who would rather not spend the time, or who have already been refused.
Questions about a claim: use the chat bubble, or contact us. Press and partnerships: claims@skyfare.co.