Fee comparison · checked 29 September 2026
FlightClaimly vs AirAdvisor
Both services handle flight compensation claims on a no-upfront-fee basis. A key difference is the published standard fee. FlightClaimly: 20% incl. VAT. AirAdvisor: 30% incl. VAT.
FlightClaimly standard fee
20%
You keep €480 / €600
AirAdvisor published standard fee
30%
You keep €420 / €600
€60 more remains with the passenger under FlightClaimly's published standard fee.
Side-by-side
Published fees compared
This comparison uses each provider's own published pricing. It compares fees, not claim outcomes, speed or overall service quality.
| Comparison | FlightClaimly | AirAdvisor |
|---|---|---|
| Standard fee | 20% incl. VAT | 30% incl. VAT |
| You keep €600 | €480 | €420 |
| No upfront fee | Yes | Yes |
| No recovery / no standard fee | Yes | Yes |
| Fee when legal action is required | 30% incl. VAT | 50% incl. VAT |
| You keep from €600 if legal action applies | €420 | €300 |
Providers can change their pricing. Exceptional case-specific costs may also apply. Always review the current terms before submitting a claim.
€600 example
€60 difference at the standard fee
FlightClaimly: €600 − €120 = €480. AirAdvisor: €600 − €180 = €420.
Legal action
The fee difference can become larger
FlightClaimly: 30% incl. VAT → €420 / €600. AirAdvisor: 50% incl. VAT → €300 / €600.
FAQ
FlightClaimly vs AirAdvisor: comparison questions
AirAdvisor vs FlightClaimly: what is the standard fee?
FlightClaimly's standard fee is 20% including VAT. AirAdvisor's published standard fee is 30% including VAT.
How much do I keep from €600?
At the published standard rates, FlightClaimly leaves €480 and AirAdvisor leaves €420 from a €600 recovery.
What if legal action is required?
FlightClaimly states a total fee of 30% including VAT when legal action is required. AirAdvisor's published legal-action total is 50% including VAT.