Why Most Passengers Never Get Paid
Airlines know that the vast majority of passengers who experience flight disruptions will never file a formal claim. Of those who do, most accept the first rejection. Of those who push back, most give up before the airline is forced to pay. This is not a coincidence — it is a deliberate business strategy. The entire process is designed to exhaust you. ClaimIt Global exists to remove the human exhaustion factor entirely by replacing it with a fully autonomous legal pursuit engine.
What Aria Is
Aria is ClaimIt Global's autonomous claims processing engine. It operates 24 hours a day, monitors every active claim, generates legally-formatted correspondence, dispatches it directly to airline legal departments, and escalates through a defined legal lifecycle without any human intervention required. Aria does not get tired. It does not accept 'no' as a final answer. It does not miss deadlines. Every claim filed through ClaimIt Global is pursued to its logical conclusion — settlement or formal court referral.
The 5-Stage Autonomous Claim Lifecycle
Every claim filed through ClaimIt Global moves through a structured, legally-choreographed sequence: Stage 1 — CLAIM FILED (Day 0): Aria generates a formal EU261 demand letter, referencing your specific flight details, the applicable compensation amount, and the airline's legal obligations. This is dispatched directly to the airline's claims department. Stage 2 — FOLLOW-UP (Day 14): If the airline fails to respond or issues a vague rejection, Aria issues a firm legal reminder. This is not a courtesy follow-up — it is a counter-argument letter that pre-empts the most common rejection grounds. Stage 3 — FINAL REMINDER (Day 30): After 30 days without satisfactory resolution, Aria issues formal pre-action correspondence — the legal equivalent of a last chance notice before court proceedings. Stage 4 — NOTICE BEFORE ACTION (Day 45): Aria dispatches a Notice Before Legal Action, citing the airline as a named defendant and specifying that court filing will commence within 5 days without settlement. Stage 5 — ESCALATED: The claim is referred to legal enforcement partners for court-level action. At this stage, the airline's legal exposure increases to include court costs and statutory interest on top of the original compensation amount.
What You Need to Do
Register your flight details — airline, flight number, date, departure, arrival, disruption type, and number of passengers. Provide a digital signature authorising Aria to act on your behalf. That is it. From registration to settlement, Aria handles every step. You receive automated milestone updates at each stage so you always know exactly where your claim stands and what Aria is doing next.
No Win, No Fee — Always
ClaimIt Global operates on a strict success-only model. There is no upfront payment, no registration fee, and no charge if the claim is unsuccessful. We charge a 20% commission only when compensation is recovered — the lowest success fee in the market. If Aria cannot recover your compensation, you pay nothing. This aligns our incentive entirely with yours: we only succeed when you succeed.
What Happens After Settlement
When the airline settles your claim, you receive a detailed settlement confirmation showing the gross recovery amount, our 20% commission, and your net payment. For a €400 medium-haul claim with 2 passengers, that means €800 gross recovered, a €160 commission, and €640 paid to you. For a family of 4 on a long-haul route at €600 per person, that is €2,400 gross, €480 commission, and €1,920 to you — for approximately 5 minutes of registration time.
The Technology Behind Aria
Aria runs as a continuous background engine, scanning active claims every two hours and advancing each one according to its position in the legal lifecycle. Legal letters are generated dynamically for each specific claim — not generic templates — incorporating the exact flight details, compensation calculation, and applicable EU261 provisions. Every letter dispatched is logged, timestamped, and stored. The full audit trail is visible to you at any time via your personal claim tracker at claimit-global.replit.app.
Airlines We Pursue
Aria is configured to pursue claims against all major European carriers operating EU routes, including Ryanair, Lufthansa, easyJet, Wizz Air, Air France, KLM, British Airways, Iberia, Turkish Airlines, Vueling, Norwegian, Swiss, Austrian Airlines, TAP Air Portugal, SAS, Finnair, and Transavia. If your airline is not on the standard list, contact us directly — we assess all EU-route operators case by case.