The flight compensation Claude connectorAsk Claude. Get the real answer.
The flight compensation Claude connector lets Claude check a delayed, cancelled or overbooked flight with our rules. Give Claude the flight number and date. It looks up the flight and tells you what you may be owed under EU, UK, Canadian or Israeli rules. When you want to claim, it hands you a ready form.
Example. The figures are the connector's real answer for this flight.
How do you add the connector to Claude?
- 1In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors.
- 2Choose Add custom connector. Name it FlightCompensations.com and paste
https://flightcompensations.com/api/mcp/check. - 3In a chat, turn it on from the tools menu and ask about your flight.
Custom connectors are available on Claude plans that support them. We have also asked Anthropic to list the connector in Claude's directory, which will make it a one-click add.
What can you ask the Claude connector?
Ask in your own words. The flight number and date are enough, because the connector looks up the route and the delay. If the record shows only a short delay, the connector tells Claude to ask about your connection or final destination before it answers. That is how a flight compensation check in Claude stays accurate.
“My BA flight from London to Rome got in 4 hours late yesterday. Do they owe me?”
“Lufthansa cancelled my Frankfurt to Madrid flight and told me 16 days before. Am I owed compensation?”
“Check LS717 on 14 October 2026 for compensation.”
“How do I claim for this flight?”
Which flights does the Claude connector check?
Any flight that was late, cancelled or overbooked, or that made you miss a connection, under the rules in the table. Bags are a separate matter: a lost or damaged suitcase is claimed under the Montreal Convention, which our baggage guide covers. A plain ticket refund is in the refund guide.
| Rules | Covers | Fixed compensation |
|---|---|---|
| EU261 | Flights from the EU, and flights into the EU on an EU airline | €250, €400 or €600 per passenger, by distance |
| UK261 | Flights from the UK, and flights into the UK on a UK or EU airline | £220, £350 or £520 per passenger, by distance |
| Canada (APPR) | Flights to, from and within Canada | Up to CA$1,000, by the length of the delay |
| Israel (Aviation Services Law) | Flights to and from Israel | Fixed amounts set by distance |
How do you claim after the Claude check?
Ask Claude how to claim. It gives you two routes. You can claim from the airline yourself for free. Or you can use our claim form, which opens with your flight filled in. With us you keep 100% of the compensation, and we invoice a flat processing fee of €39 per passenger once the claim is won. See the pricing page and how it works for the details.
What does the Claude connector see?
Only what Claude sends it for a check: the flight, the route and what happened. It never asks for your name, email or payment details. Your personal details reach us only if you open the claim form and submit it. Our privacy policy covers that. Using ChatGPT instead? See our ChatGPT app, which also takes the claim in the chat.
What else do people ask about the flight compensation Claude connector?
Do I need an account to use the flight compensation Claude connector?
No. The connector needs no sign-in with us. It checks the flight and, if you ask how to claim, gives you a link to our claim form with the flight already filled in. You only give your details when you choose to claim.
Can the Claude connector file my claim?
Not inside Claude. The connector checks the flight and tells you what you may be owed. When you want to claim, it gives you a link to our claim form with your flight filled in, and you finish there in a few minutes.
Is the answer in Claude final?
No. It is a preliminary check from the flight's record and what you tell Claude. The airline's records and your documents decide the final answer. A short delay on the record is not a no either: a missed connection can make you much later.
Sources
- Regulation (EC) No 261/2004 — the regulation itself, in every EU language
- UK Civil Aviation Authority — passenger rights — the UK regulator's own guidance and complaint route
- Canadian Transportation Agency — air passenger protection
- Israel Civil Aviation Authority