ChatGPT found a cross-border claims loophole and cut out the 35%–50% agency fee
ipeirotis · x · 2026-07-23
The follow-up says airlines count on customers not pursuing claims across borders.
- Under EU261, the family was allegedly owed standard compensation and care expenses, but the airline ignored the claims.
- Claims agencies often take 35%–50% of the payout.
- The poster says ChatGPT found a loophole that let him avoid paying those fees and pursue the case himself.
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