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FFCheck vs AirHelp

A "free" claim that can cost you around a third of the payout.

Legal referenceAirHelp published commission rate

AirHelp works on commission — a published rate around 35%, often higher when a case goes legal. On a €400 claim that is roughly €140 gone; on a €1,600 family claim, around €560.

The work is the same letter either way. FFCheck charges a flat €19 for the generated PDF and you keep the rest. Reading the guidance and writing your own letter is free.

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