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Delayed or cancelled flight in the last 3 years? Scan your inbox in one click and find flights that may owe you money. Free scan. Airlines owe passengers money all the time. Most of it is never claimed. Under EU Regulation 261/2004, if your flight was delayed 3+ hours, cancelled, or overbooked, the airline may legally owe you compensation — real money, paid to you, not a voucher. This applies to flights up to 3 years back, sometimes more. The airlines know this. They are simply not required to tell you. Flight Money Finder checks for you. One click, and it scans your Gmail or Outlook inbox for flight confirmations, delay notices, and cancellation emails — then shows you which flights may qualify. The whole scan takes about a minute. HOW IT WORKS Connect your inbox (Google or Microsoft sign-in, read-only) The scanner finds your past flights automatically See which ones may qualify — and submit a claim in a few clicks if you want to The scan is completely free. If you submit a claim, our team at Yahoofa handles the entire process with the airline — the legal letters, the follow-up, all of it. We only get paid a percentage if you get paid. If you win nothing, you pay nothing. YOUR PRIVACY The extension uses official Google and Microsoft sign-in and requests read-only access. It searches only for flight-related emails. It does not read your other mail, does not store your inbox, and you can disconnect at any time from your Google or Microsoft account settings. WHO QUALIFIES Flights departing from the EU on any airline, or arriving in the EU on an EU airline. Delays of 3+ hours, cancellations with short notice, and denied boarding may all qualify. Weather and other extraordinary circumstances are excluded — the scanner and our claims team sort that out for you. Most people have at least one forgotten flight in their inbox. It costs nothing to find out.
Jul 20, 2026
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