AirAdvisor Predicts Flight Cancellations Will Lead To 10 Billion US Dollars wasted (unused vouchers)

AirAdvisor – the fast-growing air passenger rights company – reveals the best option passengers have is to claim cash refund even if you account for a commission to collect refunds.

• only 7% to 9% of airline ticket refund vouchers will be used
• with flight cancellations on the rise due to Covid restrictions and airlines running cash dry, it pays to know air passenger rights
• AirAdvisor reveals the best option passengers have is to claim cash refund even if you have to take a haircut

AirAdvisor predicts few million passengers will be stuck with cancelled flights not knowing what to do. US airlines try really hard to make people accept travel vouchers, which are basically interest-free loans benefiting airlines and have a number of restrictions to redeem them. The earlier estimates suggest that more than 90% of passengers left out of pocket due to expired unused travel vouchers.

AirAdvisor helps passengers to claim ticket refunds on “No-Win, No-Fee” basis, making it risk-free for any passenger to submit a claim. AirAdvisor accumulated a few years of experience collecting refunds. According to AirAdvisor airlines currently do not provide refunds, unless a legal case is built and filed. Airlines make it specifically difficult to receive a cash refund.

Data suggests that more than 85% of Americans don’t know their passenger rights or don’t take steps to claim it. It is expensive to hire an attorney to work on individual cases and this is where AirAdvisor closes the gap.

If a flight cancellation occurs, it pays to know your rights and eligibility to claim ticket refund you are entitled to

U.S. DOT issued an enforcement notice to domestic and international air carriers that
– “passengers should be refunded promptly when their scheduled flights are cancelled or significantly delayed due to no fault of the passenger”.
– “obligation of carriers to provide refunds for flights that carriers cancel or significantly delay does not cease when the flight disruptions are outside of the carrier’s control (e.g., Covid restrictions).”
– refund is due even on non-refundable tickets

If passengers want to check if a flight disruption is eligible for refund or would like to learn more about air passenger rights, they can visit https://airadvisor.com/en/

Passengers have from 4 to 6 years to claim ticket refunds following a cancelled flight.

About AirAdvisor

AirAdvisor is a fast-growing organization specializing in air passenger rights serving customers from 48 countries, helping air travellers get ticket cash refunds for cancelled flights and compensation for delayed flights and in cases of denied boarding. AirAdvisor takes airlines to courts in different countries to collect compensation due to passengers.