Flight Delay Compensation Prepv1.0.0

A traveler flying from London to Paris experiences a 4-hour delay due to airline crew scheduling. The skill assesses eligibility under EU261 regulations, calculates compensation up to €600, and drafts a claim letter to the airline.

A passenger is bumped from an overbooked flight from New York to Chicago. The skill explains US DOT rules for denied boarding compensation, details the passenger's rights, and provides templates for requesting compensation.

A flight from Tokyo to Sydney is cancelled due to a typhoon. The skill determines whether weather is an extraordinary circumstance under applicable regulations, and if so, informs the passenger that compensation is not owed, but rebooking rights remain.

A passenger on a flight from Dubai to San Francisco faces a 6-hour delay for technical issues. The skill evaluates compensation under the Montreal Convention for international flights, guiding the passenger on how to claim up to 4,694 SDRs.

A traveler on a domestic Indian flight from Mumbai to Delhi is delayed by 3 hours due to operational reasons. The skill explains India's DGCA regulations, which require compensation of INR 5,000–10,000, and provides steps to file a complaint.

Offer basic eligibility checks for free, then charge a fee (e.g., 25% of compensation recovered) for full claim management, including drafting letters and following up with airlines.

Provide a monthly subscription service for business travelers that includes automated flight monitoring, instant eligibility alerts, and priority claim handling.

Partner with travel insurance companies and flight booking platforms to refer users to the skill, earning a referral fee or commission per successful claim initiated through the partnership.