A co-passenger was paid ₹10,000 on identical paperwork. Hers was refused.
The airline said“The slip is only a voucher for your next booking.”AirRanger took it on₹10,000Paid in cash, not vouchers · 18 daysFor Indian airlines
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Check what you are owed - freeA co-passenger was paid ₹10,000 on identical paperwork. Hers was refused.
The airline said“The slip is only a voucher for your next booking.”AirRanger took it on₹10,000Paid in cash, not vouchers · 18 daysThe refund went through. The compensation claim was refused.
The airline said“Operational reasons beyond our control.”AirRanger took it on₹7,423On top of the refund · 14 daysBooked in premium economy, put into economy on the day of travel.
The airline said“Only the fare difference will be refunded.”AirRanger took it on₹8,637After a part-refund offer · 19 daysDenied boarding, rerouted with a layover, arrived six hours late.
The airline saidHanded a slip at the airport, left to work it out.AirRanger took it on₹10,000Denied-boarding compensation · 12 daysCancelled twelve hours out during December’s mass cancellations.
The airline said“₹6,638 is payable.” A week later: “Nothing is.”AirRanger took it on₹6,638On top of the refund · 27 daysConfirmed ticket, at the airport on time, refused at the counter.
The airline said“No compensation is payable.”AirRanger took it on₹20,000Plus a full refund · 15 daysHe arrived to find the flight cancelled. No alternate was arranged.
The airline said“The refund settles it. No compensation is due.”AirRanger took it on₹5,326On top of the refund · 21 daysRefused boarding with no acceptable alternate, so he bought his own seat.
The airline said“The refund closes the matter.”AirRanger took it on₹10,000On top of the refund · 8 daysCancelled four hours out. She made her own way to Delhi.
The airline saidPromised at the airport. Only the refund arrived.AirRanger took it on₹3,212On top of the refund · 6 daysDGCA rules may provide for additional compensation in eligible cases.
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Every year, lakhs of Indians lose money to cancelled flights and denied boarding. Our law entitles us to compensation for it. Almost none of us ever receive it, because the system is built to make people give up.
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Usually, yes. A refund only returns what you paid. Compensation is a separate amount the airline owes on top of it, for the disruption itself.
No. A first refusal is close to automatic. Almost every claim we have recovered was refused at least once before it was paid.
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95% of our successful claims were previously rejected by airlines — often more than once. We still got the disbursement for them in 16 days on average.
A co-passenger on the same flight was paid ₹10,000 on identical paperwork. Her claim for the cash was refused.
That the disruption slip was only a voucher to use against a future booking.
Paid in cash, not vouchers
18 days
The refund was processed without argument. The compensation claim was refused.
“Operational reasons beyond our control.”
On top of the refund
14 days
Booked in premium economy, put into economy on the day of travel.
“Only the fare difference will be refunded.”
After a part-refund offer
19 days
Denied boarding on an oversold flight. Rerouted with a layover, and arrived six hours late.
Nothing. He was handed a slip at the airport and left to work it out.
Denied-boarding compensation
12 days
Cancelled twelve hours before departure during December's mass cancellations, with no alternate offered.
“₹6,638 is payable.” A week later: “Nothing is payable.”
On top of the refund
27 days
Confirmed ticket, at the airport on time, refused at the counter. No alternate arranged.
“No compensation is payable.”
Plus a full refund
15 days
He arrived to discover the flight cancelled. No alternate was arranged for him.
“The refund settles it. No compensation is due.”
On top of the refund
21 days
Refused boarding with no acceptable alternate, so he bought his own seat at three times the price.
“The refund closes the matter.”
On top of the refund
8 days
Cancelled four hours before departure with no alternate. She made her own way to Delhi.
Compensation was promised at the airport. Only the refund arrived.
On top of the refund
6 days
Receiving a refund does not necessarily settle your full entitlement. DGCA rules may provide for additional compensation in eligible cases.
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Check your compensationEvery year, lakhs of Indians suffer the frustration and financial loss of cancelled flights and denied boarding. Our law says we're entitled to compensation for it — yet almost none of us ever receive it, not because our claims are weak, but because the system is designed to make people give up. No one has six months to spare to fight for a claim. We exist to fight that battle, so you don't have to.
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Usually, yes. A refund only returns the money you paid — it puts you back where you started. Compensation is a separate amount the airline owes you on top of that, for the disruption itself. Airlines rarely mention the second one, and most people never find out it exists. This is the single most common reason a claim goes unmade.
No, it isn't over. A first refusal is close to automatic and tells you very little about the merits of your claim. Almost every claim we have recovered was refused at least once before it was paid. If you have been told no, that is the start of the process, not the end of it.
No time limit, but the sooner the better. Airlines retain records for limited periods, and your own booking emails, boarding passes and messages are much easier to find while they are recent. If your flight was in the last few weeks, that is the strongest position to start from.
Yes. We work on flights within India and departing India, under the DGCA rules that apply to airlines operating from India.
Per passenger. If four of you travelled on one booking, that is four entitlements, not one. Bring everyone on the booking — it costs you nothing extra and it multiplies what is recovered.
Yes. You can withdraw at any point and you will owe nothing for work done up to then. The claim is yours throughout — we act on your authority, not in place of it.
Then you owe us nothing. We take the risk on the claim, which is also why we are honest with you upfront about claims we don't think will win. It isn't in our interest to file something hopeless, and it isn't in yours to hope.
Most claims settle within two to four weeks, and we provide you your share within 5 working days of receiving the disbursement from the airline. Our fastest was six days; the longest have run past a month when the airline forced an escalation to the regulator. Cases that reach the regulator take longer but succeed at a similar rate — the delay is procedural, not a sign the claim is weak.
Straight into your bank account within 5 days of the airline disbursing to us, and after reducing our service fee — 30% of the recovered compensation. We never hold your money.
You can — and if you have the time, you should. What you get with AirRanger is leverage. We back your claim with verified aviation tracking data to disprove boilerplate airline excuses, from questionable weather claims to generic “operational reasons”. We know the exact DGCA escalation deadlines, and we keep going through the second and third refusals where most passengers reasonably give up.
If you're owed nothing, we'll tell you plainly. If you are, it takes two minutes to hand over.