Compensair review

Compensair is a smaller service that covers ground some rivals skip. It says it claims from 150+ airlines in 60 countries, including charter flights, and has pages for EU261, Canada's air passenger protection rules and Turkish passenger rights. Its FAQ says all services are free until compensation arrives, at which point it charges a success fee under its Payment Policy. That policy is the problem: the fee percentage does not appear on its main pages, and the price list PDF linked from its homepage failed to load when we checked in November 2026. Without a published rate we could not compare it on value, so it ranks last. Compensair says its clients receive €450 on average. Support runs through WhatsApp, Messenger and Telegram as well as email. Ask for the fee in writing before you submit a claim.

Who it is for

passengers on charter flights or less common airlines

Price

See vendor pricing (USD check pending).

US price check pending. See the vendor pricing page.

Key features

• Success fee charged only after compensation is received, under its Payment Policy
• Claims against 150+ airlines from 60 countries, including charter flights
• Covers EU261, Canada's passenger protection rules and Turkish passenger rights
• Average compensation received by clients of €450, according to Compensair
• Contact through WhatsApp, Messenger and Telegram

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Free eligibility check
• Strength: Charter flights are covered
• Strength: Messaging app support
• Weakness: Fee percentage is not stated on its main pages
• Weakness: Its price list link failed to load when we checked
• Weakness: Smaller airline coverage than Skycop's 250+

Key facts

• Success fee: Per Payment Policy, not stated on main pages
• Airlines: 150+ from 60 countries
• Average compensation: €450 (company figure)
• Rules covered: EU261, Canada, Turkey
• Upfront cost: None

Where it ranks

Compensair is No. 9 in our Best Flight Compensation Services verdict.