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About MYFLYRIGHT
MYFLYRIGHT is a legal tech company, specialized in the support of airline passengers affected by flight delays, flight cancellations, denied boarding, delayed or lost luggage and the refund of unused airline tickets. MYFLYRIGHT was founded in 2016 in Hamburg, Germany. The company operates out of 3 offices, its headquarters in Hamburg and its branches in Prague, Czech Republic and Zaporizhia, Ukraine. Currently, MYFLYRIGHT employs a team of around 25 people working in Marketing, Operations, Legal, Customer Support and IT. The organization operates across 5 markets – Germany, United Kingdom, Romania, Austria, and Switzerland.
MYFLYRIGHT’s goal is to provide access to justice for all aviation passengers who experience irregularities in their flight transportation. Notably, 75% of all compensation requests submitted by passengers get rejected. However, MYFLYRIGHT is able to successfully execute applicable customer claims in more than 98% of cases in court.
Flight delay
In case of a 3 hours flight delay at arrival
Flight cancellation
In case of a cancelled flight 14 days before departure
Denied boarding
In case of overbooking / denied boarding
Delayed / Lost luggage
In case of arriving without the luggage
Ticket refund
In case of a missed / not boarded flight