There are few travel-related disappointments worse than packing, prepping and arriving at the airport only to learn your flight has been delayed or canceled. Among the litany of questions that may come to mind when learning of a delayed or canceled flight, the most important one is whether you will be entitled to a refund or even a portion of a refund. That is where a mobile app called AirHelp can step in to do the detective work for you.
Rather than spending hours on the phone with airline customer service agents and fighting for time with other angry travelers, download the free AirHelp app for quick and reliable information about your flight’s status. To bring up your flight, scan the QR code from your boarding pass and any information regarding delays or cancelations will appear. If there happens to be a problem that may entitle you to a refund or reimbursement, AirHelp will notify you and even process a claim with the airline for you.
If you are entitled to a refund, AirHelp will keep 25 percent of the final payout, but if you are not awarded any compensation, AirHelp will charge you nothing. Gone are the headaches and long lines of canceled flights of yore; as with most other technology-related travel improvements, AirHelp takes out the middle man to make traveling a lot less stressful.
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