Regulated under APPR · SOR/2019-150

Your flight was six hours late. The airline owes you $700.

AC8837 · YYZ→YVR · 6h 12m late · APPR large carrier

Forward your flight email to claims@flyclaim.ca. We read it, check Canada's Air Passenger Protection Regulations, file the claim, and chase the payout. No win, no fee.

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Animated demo: a phone receives a notification that flight AC8837 is delayed six hours twelve minutes. The email is forwarded to claims@flyclaim.ca. FlyClaim emails back as the case is created and filed, the claim’s progress bar advances in the portal, and $700 CAD is deposited.

How it works · 4-stage pipeline

One forwarded email. Four automated stages.

You send the email you already have. Everything after is a checked, auditable pipeline — not a black box.

01
CLASSIFY
Identify the email — booking, e-ticket, or delay notice.
02
EXTRACT
Pull flight number, route, date, PNR.
AC8837 · YYZ→YVR
03
ASSESS
Our agentic AI checks what actually happened to your flight and assesses your eligibility under APPR.
Arrived 6h 12m late → $700 CAD
04
COMPOSE
Draft your claim and confirm by email.
YYZ → YVR
AC8837 · Air Canada · Thu Mar 19
FC-24812
Scheduled arrival
17:35
Actual arrival
23:47
Delay
6h 12m
Cause
Within carrier control
≥ 3h delay$400
≥ 6h delay$700
≥ 9h delay$1,000

The claim, itemized

Every dollar is traceable to a regulation.

APPR pays on arrival delay, in tiers, for delays inside the airline’s control. AC8837’s 6h 12m lands squarely in the $700 band — and you can see exactly why.

15% fee = $105.00  →  you keep $595.00
Not eligible  →  you pay $0.00

Pricing · two ways to keep more

You risk nothing. Pick how you keep it.

No win, no fee
15%
Only when we recover money. No upfront cost, no subscription. If you’re not eligible, you owe nothing.
On AC8837's $700 → you keep $595
Not eligible → you pay $0
Best value
No Loss Package
$99/year
0% fees on every claim for a year. If we save you nothing in 12 months, your $99 comes back — automatic full refund.
On AC8837's $700 → you keep $700
Nothing saved in 12 months → $99 back, automatically

Your rights, plainly

Straight answers on APPR.

Arrival delayLarge carrier
Under 3h—
3–6h$400
6–9h · AC8837$700
9h +$1,000
Do I qualify? +–
If your flight to, from, or within Canada arrived 3+ hours late for a reason inside the airline’s control, you likely qualify. Forward the email — we determine it for you and tell you either way.
How is $400 / $700 / $1,000 decided? +–
By arrival-delay length for large carriers: 3–6h → $400 6–9h → $700 9h+ → $1,000. Smaller carriers pay $125–$500.
What is APPR? +–
The Air Passenger Protection Regulations SOR/2019-150 — federal law from the Canadian Transportation Agency, not an airline courtesy.
What counts as within the airline’s control? +–
Crew scheduling, maintenance, and overbooking are inside their control and payable. Weather and safety mandates are not. We verify the cause during assessment before promising anything.
How long does it take? +–
Eligibility comes back in minutes. Airlines have 30 days to respond under APPR; most cases settle in 2–4 weeks. We follow up so you don’t have to.
What does it cost me? +–
15% of what we recover, or the $99/year No Loss Package for 0% fees — refunded in full, automatically, if we save you nothing in 12 months. If nothing is recovered, you pay nothing. No win, no fee.

One email. That’s the whole ask.

Forward your delay.
We’ll handle the rest.

claims@flyclaim.ca

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