Become a
Trouble Flight Partner

Dispelling Myths

Some travel agents fear that airlines may raise ticket prices or ban passengers if they guide them through the compensation process. Let's debunk these myths:

Ticket prices are determined by various factors, but passenger compensation claims are not one of them.

• Airlines have annual compensation budgets and tools to stay within these limits. Compensation should go to affected passengers, not remain in the airline's bank account.
• Compensation regulations are established by international law. Airlines are aware of the rules and must comply. No passenger has ever been banned for asserting their rights.

Why Partner With Us

Imagine how relieved and appreciative a frustrated passenger would be when you not only rebook their flight but also tell them: "I'm sorry for the inconvenience you've experienced. Let me see if I can do more for you".

European Regulation 261/2004 mandates that airlines pay compensations ranging from 250 to 600 EUR for flight disruptions, such as delays (at least 3 hours), cancellations (less than 14 days before departure), overbookings, and missed connections. As our partner, you can provide this additional service to your customers without investing extra time, effort, or money.

Trouble Flight operates in the Italian, Romanian, Moldovan, UK, Spanish and Portuguese markets, boasting a 98% success rate, including cases that go to court.

There are no upfront costs for your customers or your business. We charge a commission only when the airline pays the compensation, and our commission rate is the lowest in the market, benefiting your passengers. We offer phone and email support, and claim status can be checked online anytime.

Your Benefits

We value the travel industry and believe in rewarding its professionals. There's no limit to your earnings; the more compensation your passengers receive, the more your account grows. You have no targets or quotas to meet, and your commission is limitless. You choose when and how much you want to earn.