Israeli Flight Compensation
Verified96/100Works out exactly how much compensation you are owed for a flight to or from Israel that was cancelled, delayed, overbooked, or moved earlier, under Israel's Aviation Services Law (the Tibi Law, 2012), and drafts a ready-to-send Hebrew demand letter to the airline. Use it when a flight went wrong and you want to claim yourself instead of handing a claim-handling service a cut of the payout. It separates the Israeli law from the European rules (different amounts and thresholds), explains your assistance rights, and routes refusals to small claims. Do NOT use for booking flights, lost or damaged baggage, or flights with no Israeli departure or arrival.
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Israeli passengers are owed real money when a flight to or from Israel is cancelled, badly delayed, or overbooked, but most never claim it, and those who do often hand a large cut of the payout to a claim-handling service for a letter they could send themselves. The rights come from Israel's own Aviation Services Law (the Tibi Law), which differs from the European rules people half-remember, with different amounts and a different delay threshold. This skill works out exactly what the law owes you and writes the demand letter for free.
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npx skills-il add skills-il/legal-tech@v1.0.0-israeli-flight-compensation --skill israeli-flight-compensation -a claude-codeWhen to Apply
- When a flight to or from Israel was cancelled with under 14 days notice
- When an international flight departed 8 or more hours late (3 hours for a domestic flight)
- When you were bumped from an overbooked flight and did not volunteer to give up your seat
- When the flight was moved much earlier or you were downgraded from the class you booked
- When the airline refuses to pay and you want a demand letter and then a small claims suit
Try These Prompts
My flight from Tel Aviv was delayed more than 8 hours. Work out how much compensation I am owed under the Aviation Services Law and what my assistance rights were.
Write me a Hebrew demand letter to the airline for a cancelled flight, including the amount owed, the legal basis, and a payment deadline.
What is the difference between the Israeli compensation and EU 261 for a flight that left Tel Aviv for Europe?
A flight of mine was cancelled about three years ago. Can I still claim, and how do I start?
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