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Free EU261/US DOT/Montreal flight delay claim letter, $6 ful

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FlightDelayDraft helps travelers whose flight was delayed, cancelled, or who were denied boarding write a formal compensation claim letter without hiring a lawyer or claims agency (which usually take 25-40% of any payout). Paste your flight number, date, route, and what happened, and the tool checks your eligibility under EU261, the US DOT rules, or the Montreal Convention, then drafts a ready-to-send claim letter — no account required for the first letter, and it's completely free. If the airline stalls or denies the claim, the $6 one-time escalation package adds two follow-up letters, a formal regulator escalation letter, and a small claims court template, so you can keep pushing without paying a percentage of your compensation to a claims company. Payment is a single Stripe charge, no subscription. FlightDelayDraft is not a law firm and gives no legal advice: letters are generated from the details you provide and a plain-language reading of the relevant rules.

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Free eligibility check and claim letter draft under EU261, US DOT, and Montreal Convention rules, no account required. $6 escalation package: 2 follow-up letters, a regulator escalation letter, and a small claims court template. One-time Stripe payment, no subscription or percentage cut of your compensation.

Use Cases

Travelers hit by a delayed, cancelled, or denied-boarding flight who want to claim compensation without paying a claims agency's cut. People who already tried the airline and need an escalation letter to a regulator or small claims court. Anyone who wants a fast, formal, well-worded claim letter instead of starting from a blank page.

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