Skycop.com

Skycop is an air passenger rights company. It helps travelers claim money when a flight is delayed, cancelled or overbooked. Under European rules known as EU261, the payment can be 250, 400 or 600 euros for each passenger. The amount depends on the route and the type of disruption.

The company says it has more than ten years of experience in aviation and air passenger rights. Its stated mission is to stand up for air passengers and make sure they are treated fairly after flight problems. It says it values professionalism, trust and openness.

The process starts with an eligibility check. The check has no charge. A traveler enters the flight details, and Skycop looks at the case. If the claim succeeds, an agreed fee is taken from the money recovered. The company notes that an early review does not guarantee payment.

Skycop says it handles the paperwork and talks to the airline for the traveler. This covers forms, evidence and messages. It keeps the passenger updated on progress and answers questions along the way. The form on the website is short and can be done in a couple of minutes.

The site explains why claims can be hard. The rules can be complex. Deadlines differ by country and are easy to miss, so Skycop checks the time limits that apply to each case. It also says some airlines use unclear wording and give little detail about how a claim is going.

Skycop is also clear about the other route. A passenger can claim straight from the airline at no cost. Court action can bring costs if it is needed. The company offers its service as a way to avoid the effort of doing this alone.

There is a referral program. People can share Skycop with friends or family and earn up to 75 euros for each successful claim. The company is registered in Lithuania. The website also has a news section for air passenger updates and a page to cancel a subscription.