Airline comparison
Ryanair, EasyJet and Wizz Air claim routes compared
The passenger-rights framework may be similar, but each airline has its own submission process. Clairo does not have verified outcome or response-time data, so this guide focuses on practical steps you can check yourself.
Evidence to prepare for any airline
- • Booking confirmation and boarding pass
- • Flight number, travel date and final-destination arrival time
- • Airline messages explaining the disruption
- • Receipts for reasonable care expenses, where relevant
- • A copy or screenshot of everything submitted
Ryanair
Use Ryanair's official compensation or expenses process and keep its acknowledgement and response.
Read the Ryanair eligibility guide →EasyJet
Use EasyJet's official disruption, expenses or compensation form for the remedy you are requesting.
Read the EasyJet eligibility guide →Wizz Air
Use Wizz Air's official claims process and retain copies of the form, evidence and response.
Read the Wizz Air eligibility guide →If the airline rejects the request
Ask for the specific reason and evidence. Then consult the current official enforcement or alternative dispute-resolution guidance that applies to the route. Availability and powers vary by country and airline.
Start with an indicative check
Clairo screens route, carrier, distance and arrival delay. It does not file or escalate claims.
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