EU Business News- Spanish Business Awards 2025 Best Flight Compensation Services Provider 2025 There are few things in this world more aggravating and time consuming than trying to claim compensation after experiencing a disrupted flight. Airlines are quick to take our money but slow or even reluctant to pay compensation when flights are disrupted – and that is why AirHelp has proven to be an invaluable lifeline for customers from all over the world. A tech-first company that is run by experts when it comes to the rights of air travellers, it is AirHelp’s mission to see that claims are handled as swiftly and as effectively as possible. A globally operating business based in Berlin, Germany, AirHelp also has offices throughout the rest of Europe, including Barcelona. Across all of the locations in which it operates, the company’s teams are knowledgeable about the relevant regulations concerning air passenger rights, be it EU Regulation EC 261, UK law, or other such international frameworks. In these areas, the company boasts more than 12 years of experience, during which it has helped close to three million passengers receive the compensation they deserve. Travelling by plane is of course going to come with some delays and disruptions, but these seem to be increasing and worsening year on year, much to the annoyance of passengers. The services that AirHelp provides, such as AirHelp+, take the stress out of these situations and help to recover some of the money lost due to flight disruptions. By subscribing to AirHelp+, passengers are not only afforded financial savings and peace of mind in the face of delays, but they also unlock a host of exclusive member benefits. From being able to submit claims without having to pay additional service fees, to receiving priority claim handling, getting lounge access at more than 1,300 airports in the event of a delay or cancellation, and receiving instant insurance payouts on certain eligible cases and within hours of checked-in bags being lost. These perks can make all the difference when it comes to mitigating the impact of travel disruptions. Services like AirHelp+ also act as the embodiment of the company’s four key and guiding principles. Operating atop a culture of persistence, ownership, integrity, and teamwork, AirHelp’s team are driven by an innate desire to end stressful disruption events, helping people to understand their rights and see that they are afforded the compensation they are entitled to in the event of a cancellation or delay. Research shows that 85% of air travellers are not aware of the rights they have, and 57% have not been informed of their rights by an airline during a delay. These are statistics that AirHelp is working tirelessly to change. As the single biggest passenger rights company in the game, comprising a team of more than 400 talented and dedicated individuals, AirHelp leverages its size to make a real difference and negotiate on an even playing field with airlines. Aside from its stature, the company is aided further by the local and specialist lawyers it works with, as well as the endless stream of tech-based innovations that it has pioneered since it was founded back in 2013. Diving deeper into these industry-leading developments, just a couple of the advancements driven by AirHelp over the past few years include a tool capable of sourcing flights from any time over the last three years that are eligible for compensation, as well as Herman and Lara, the first AI-powered lawyers in this space. Capable of accessing the information of 15 different databases and cross-referencing this with previous cases and external factors, these AI bots can determine in milliseconds if a claim is eligible for compensation. “We believe in making our expertise available to all. Our leading-edge claim eligibility check and air passenger rights education services are completely free.” Unlike its competitors, AirHelp also offers passengers the AirHelp Score service, an airport and airline ranking tool that considers factors like customer opinions, on time performance and claim processing. This, alongside AirHelp being both a co-founder and member of the Association of Passenger Rights Advocates (APRA), sees airlines encouraged to enhance their services to both improve their ranking and benefit the passengers they serve. With global flight demand only set to increase, something AirHelp’s state-of-the-art internal flight database corroborates, the services that this company is offering are becoming more and more important and sought after. With more than 167,000 five-star reviews on Trustpilot, it is clear that this flight compensation expert is fulfilling its ultimate purpose of helping people. Contact: Carmina Davis Company: AirHelp Web Address: https://www.airhelp.com/en/ Jan25331
RkJQdWJsaXNoZXIy NTY1MjM3