Flightright – The No. 1 in Air Passenger Rights
Who We Are
Flightright has been standing up for air passenger rights since 2010. When a flight is delayed, cancelled, or a connection is missed, we help travellers claim compensation of up to £520 (minus success fee) from the airline.
Our free initial check shows within minutes whether a claim is valid. If it is, we handle the entire legal process – from contacting the airline to taking the case to court if necessary. A fee is only charged in case of success. Otherwise, our service is completely free for customers.
We have already enforced more than €700 million in compensation for our clients and achieve a 99% success rate in court. Our success fee typically ranges between 20%–30% plus VAT, and in court cases an additional legal surcharge of 14% may apply.
With more than a decade of experience, a specialised legal team, and advanced technology, Flightright is the market leader in air passenger rights – and a reliable partner for publishers who want to promote high-quality and trustworthy services.
Why Join the Flightright Affiliate Programme?
Our strong track record, legal expertise, and brand recognition make Flightright a particularly credible partner in the affiliate space. For your audience, this means trust, transparency, and real value – with a clear and fair compensation model.
Commission
£20 CPA per Lead
Affiliate Benefits
- A handsome CPA of £20 per order
- 30-day cookie duration – earn commission on purchases made up to 30 days after the initial click
- 24/7 customer support – global assistance available in multiple languages
- Market leader in air passenger rights
- A wide range of promotional materials: logos, custom deep links, and banners in standard formats
- Fast processing and simple workflows
- Personal support from the Flightright affiliate team
- Whether you’re an experienced travel publisher or just getting started, we’re here to help you succeed. All partnership types are welcome.
Advertising Guidelines
- Promotion of Flightright using vouchers or discount codes is not permitted.No vouchers are provided.
- Using keywords such as “Flightright voucher” or similar terms in combination with our brand name is prohibited – regardless of channel.
- Whenever compensation amounts are mentioned, the applicable success fee must be clearly stated immediately.
Accepted Partner Types
- Editorial content
- Content creators & influencers
- Shopping directories
- Comparison sites
- Cashback platforms
- Voucher code platforms
- Communities & user-generated content
- Lead generation (email/content)
- Newsletters
- Media content
- Direct traffic
- Direct linking
Examples of Correct Messaging
“£220 – £520 compensation per person minus success fee (typically 20–30% plus VAT).”
or with an asterisk:
“Claim up to £520 with Flightright*”
Under EU Regulation 261/2004, passengers are entitled to compensation of £220 / £350 / £520 depending on the flight distance. Our success fee of usually 20–30% (plus VAT) is deducted from these amounts, and in court cases an additional legal surcharge of 14% may apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
In which countries is Flightright active?
Our affiliate programme is currently active in Germany, France, and the United Kingdom.
Advertiser ID for FR: 13334
Advertiser ID for DE: 15034
Which flight issues does Flightright handle?
We support passengers facing delays, cancellations, or overbookings.
What compensation amounts apply?
Compensation is determined solely by flight distance, not ticket price:
• Short-haul (up to 1,500 km): £220
• Medium-haul (up to 3,500 km): £350
• Long-haul (over 3,500 km): £520
Do these rights apply in case of strikes?
If air traffic control, airport staff, or airline employees go on strike, passengers retain extensive rights. These include rerouting, refreshments, accommodation if necessary, and – in case of delays over 5 hours – the right to a ticket refund.
If the airline’s own staff is striking, passengers may be entitled to compensation.
What are extraordinary circumstances?
Airlines are exempt from paying compensation if the cause of the disruption is outside their control. Examples include air traffic control strikes, airport staff strikes, severe weather, airspace closures, border closures, or natural disasters.
Even in such cases, airlines must provide care in accordance with EU law.
How long can claims be submitted?
In the UK, claims can generally be made for several years depending on local limitation rules. In Germany, for example, claims can be asserted up to three years after the problem flight, calculated to the end of the calendar year.
We look forward to a successful collaboration!
Your Flightright Affiliate Team
For campaign questions: partner@flightright.de
