Fair Flight Claim

Terms of service

Last updated: November 14, 2026

1. Who we are

Fair Flight Claim is a private claims-management service operated by Alberto Bernal Duplat from Yopal, Colombia. Contact: claims@fairflightclaim.com.

We are not an airline, a government agency or a law firm in the United States, the United Kingdom or the European Union. We do not give legal advice in those places and we do not represent you in court.

2. What the service is

We review your flight, tell you whether it appears to qualify for compensation under Regulation (EC) No 261/2004 or the UK's equivalent rules, prepare and send the claim to the airline in your name, follow it up, and, where the airline refuses or does not answer, submit a complaint to the relevant national enforcement body or dispute-resolution scheme where one is available to you.

We cannot promise that an airline will pay. The decision belongs to the airline or to the body that reviews the complaint.

3. Your authorisation

Before we contact the airline you sign an authorisation that lets us act for you on that claim only. You can withdraw it at any time by email.

4. Fees

You choose the option after we confirm that the flight appears to qualify. There are no other charges. If you accept a voucher, miles or another benefit from the airline in place of cash, the Option B fee is 25% of its stated value.

5. What we need from you

6. Payment by the airline

We ask the airline to pay the compensation directly to you. We do not hold your money.

7. Ending the service

You may end the service at any time by email. If you end it after the claim has been filed, Option A fees are not refunded, and under Option B the fee still applies if the airline later pays on the claim we filed. Refunds are described in the refund policy.

8. Liability

We are responsible for carrying out the service with reasonable care. We are not responsible for an airline's or an authority's decision, or for losses caused by inaccurate information supplied to us. Nothing here limits rights that the consumer law of your country of residence gives you and that cannot be waived.

9. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of Colombia, without removing any mandatory consumer protection of the country where you live.