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AirHelp is more than just the world’s #1 flight compensation company — our technology and passenger intelligence supports millions of travelers at every step of their journey. Protection — more than 15 million have flown with AirHelp+. Flight tracking — our free app passed 1 million downloads in its first year. Compensation — over 3 million passengers paid so far. Partnerships —we work with over 140 OTAs, airlines and insurers. We’re backed by in-house engineering, the world's largest network of air passenger rights lawyers, and a 400+ person team based across five offices around the world. Follow along for product launches, partnership news, and updates from a team building travel tech that actually helps people. For privacy details, visit: www.airhelp.com/en-int/privacy/

#Tomorrow’s Lawyers! Digital technologies will change the legal market significantly in the next years. Flightright is at the forefront of Legal Tech Automation. Since 2010 more than 2,000,000 consumers used our service and Flightright has become the #1platform for air passenger rights. We help consumers to get their rightful compensation from the airlines when their flights have been delayed, cancelled or overbooked according to the EU Regulation No 261/2004. Flightright makes the process fast and hassle-free. Our experienced travel law experts will assert our customers' rights and handle all the paperwork. We indemnify them from the cost risk on a no-win, no-fee basis. As a fast growing and internationally operating company, we are ready to disrupt the way people claim their rights and enter new markets. Founded in 2010 we look back at more than 200.000.000€ in enforced compensations to customers, growth from scratch to 140 employees and 22 nationalities in our team. Still the best is yet to come. We revolutionize the legal landscape with one goal: Empower consumers! Are you with us on this mission?

FlyersRights.org™ was established in early 2007 when a Napa California realtor, Kate Hanni, was stranded with her husband and two children for 9 hours on the tarmac in Austin Texas along with about 10,000 others similarly situated. Kate vowed then not to let this happen again. She sought to organize other passengers to enact long stalled passenger rights legislation. After posting a little blog and petition online, 20,000 passengers quickly signed up and Kate testified at hastily called Congressional hearings. Read More at FlyersRights.org