FlightClaims — Instant Statutory Flight Compensation

Check your flight rights in 60 seconds with AI-powered route analysis and automated airline claim letters.

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✈️ FlightClaims — Instant Statutory Flight Compensation

💡 Inspiration

When a flight is delayed, cancelled, or overbooked, most passengers don't know what to do.

They may not know:

  • Whether they can get a refund
  • Whether they can receive compensation
  • Whether the airline should provide meals or accommodation
  • How to contact the airline
  • How to write a proper complaint or claim

Passenger rights are often written in complicated regulations and spread across different websites.

FlightClaims makes this process simpler.

A passenger enters their flight details, tells us what happened, and FlightClaims helps them understand their possible options and prepare a professional request to the airline.

🛠️ What It Does

FlightClaims helps passengers in three simple steps:

1️⃣ Enter Your Flight Details

Enter your:

  • Airline
  • Flight number
  • Origin and destination
  • Flight date
  • What happened

The user can select:

  • ✈️ Flight delayed
  • ❌ Flight cancelled
  • 🚫 Denied boarding

The app can also support uploading a boarding pass or ticket to extract flight details automatically.

2️⃣ Understand Your Possible Rights

FlightClaims:

  • Identifies the flight route
  • Calculates the route distance
  • Detects the relevant passenger-rights framework
  • Analyzes the disruption details
  • Shows possible passenger options
  • Estimates potential compensation when enough information is available

The app supports passenger-rights frameworks such as:

  • 🇮🇳 India — DGCA
  • 🇪🇺 Europe — EU261
  • 🇬🇧 United Kingdom — UK261

Note: Results are presented as guidance or estimates and are not guaranteed compensation.

3️⃣ Prepare Your Airline Request

FlightClaims generates a professional request based on the passenger's case.

The passenger can:

  • Review the request
  • Edit the request
  • Approve the request

Then they can copy and send it through the appropriate airline channel.

🤖 How WebMCP Is Used

FlightClaims demonstrates how WebMCP allows AI agents to interact with a live web application.

Normally, an AI assistant may need to guess what information is currently available on a website.

With WebMCP, FlightClaims exposes structured tools that allow an AI agent to safely interact with the real application.

Example Tools

query_disruption_rights

Allows an AI agent to analyze the current flight case and its possible passenger options.

prepare_passenger_request

Allows an AI agent to prepare a passenger request using the flight details currently available in the application.

The important part: The AI works with the application's actual live state, not fake or hardcoded data.

📐 How It Works

FlightClaims uses airport coordinates to calculate the approximate distance between airports using the Haversine formula.

This helps the application analyze routes where distance is relevant to the passenger-rights framework.

Example

Delhi → Mumbai

Airport coordinates
        ↓
Distance calculation
        ↓
Route analysis
        ↓
Applicable passenger-rights framework
        ↓
Possible passenger options

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