Work out where you stand.
Each of these applies a federal rule to your situation and shows its working, with the regulation it comes from. All free, and none of them need an account.
Do you know your rights?
8 questions on what US rules actually entitle you to. Most people get about half, and the ones they miss are usually where money is owed and nobody mentions it. Every answer cites the regulation.
Check your situation
Refund rights checker
hours domestic before a delay becomes a refund
Cancellation or big schedule change? Find out in seconds whether the DOT rules entitle you to a cash refund.
Denied-boarding compensation calculator
ceiling if you are bumped and arrive late
Bumped involuntarily? Estimate your statutory compensation under 14 CFR Part 250 (200% or 400% of your fare, capped).
Baggage claim value
hours before a delayed bag refunds its fee
See the federal liability cap for lost or damaged bags and what you can claim.
Response deadline tracker
days the airline has to answer in writing
Enter your file date and get the exact 30-day acknowledgment and 60-day response deadlines.
What a tool can and cannot tell you
These apply a rule to the facts you give them. They are screens, not determinations: none can tell you what an airline will actually pay, because that depends on your fare and on facts the airline holds.
Where a tool shows a dollar figure it is a federal maximum, labelled as one. Row30 is not a law firm, and none of these are legal advice.
Row30 provides data journalism and education, not legal advice. We are not a law firm and do not represent passengers in legal proceedings. For advice about your own situation, consult an attorney.