FOR TRAVEL ADVISORS
Your client's flight was delayed four hours.
When did you find out?
If the answer is "when they told me" — or worse, "never" — you're not alone. Advisors book the trip, but the trip's worst moments happen out of sight: the cancellation at the gate, the missed connection, the 1 a.m. arrival. Your client remembers who booked the flight. They rarely know anyone owes them money for what went wrong.
Under EC261 and UK261, that delay was likely worth €250–€600 per passenger — and the overwhelming majority of it goes unclaimed. Not because claims fail. Because nobody files them.
THE MATH ON YOUR BOOK
Illustrative figures — disruption rates vary by season, route, and airline. The point stands at half these numbers.
What MyAirAdvocate makes you
The advisor who calls first
You know about the disruption before your client has cleared customs — with the compensation amount and a prepared claim in hand. 'That delay yesterday? You're owed €600 each. I've already taken care of it.' That call is worth more than any marketing you'll buy.
A concrete answer to 'why book with you?'
Every advisor says 'service.' You can say: 'Every flight I book is monitored, and if anything goes wrong, I fight for your compensation — automatically.' It's specific, it's valuable, and almost nobody else offers it.
Retention and referrals on autopilot
Clients forget smooth trips. They never forget the advisor who turned a ruined arrival into €1,200. Disruptions become your best word-of-mouth moments — the worst day of the trip becomes the story they tell about you.
Zero added workload
One auto-forward rule in your inbox and you're done, forever. No portal to check, no statuses to chase. MyAirAdvocate only speaks up when there's money on the table.
The honest objections
“I don't have time for another tool.”
This one subtracts work. Forwarding a confirmation takes four seconds — an auto-forward rule takes zero. There is nothing else to do until we hand you a prepared claim.
“My clients can claim this themselves.”
They can — and they almost never do. Most passengers don't know the rules exist, airlines don't advertise them, and claim forms are built to exhaust. The money is only real if someone who knows the system is watching. That's the service you're adding.
“What's the catch on the compensation?”
There isn't one. The airline pays your client directly — we never touch the money and never take a percentage. Compare that to consumer claim services taking 25–35% of the payout. Your subscription is the entire cost.
“What if a claim is weak?”
We tell you. Every claim gets an honest strength score with reasons — including the weather check airlines use as their favourite defence. You'll never promise a client money that isn't coming.
Try it on a real flight — right now
Take any disrupted flight from the last year — a client's, your own — and watch MyAirAdvocate assess it and write the claim. That's the product, working.