A comprehensive self-help toolkit for air passengers to document disruptions and prepare structured compensation claims under global aviation regulations.
Install & Download
1. ClawHub CLI
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install flight-disruption-compensation-kit
2. Manual Installation
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
3. Prompt Installation
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
Help me install flight-disruption-compensation-kit using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
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What is Flight Disruption Compensation Kit?
The Flight Disruption Compensation Kit is an expert Openclaw Skills resource designed to help air passengers navigate the complexities of flight delays, cancellations, and denied boarding. It transforms the stressful experience of travel disruptions into a structured, manageable process by helping users compile essential data and understand which regulatory frameworks—such as EU261, UK CAA, or US DOT—might apply to their specific journey.
By focusing on documentation and preparation, this skill enables users to generate professional claim communication packages. It serves as a bridge between the passenger and the airline, ensuring that all necessary evidence is gathered and presented clearly. While it does not provide legal advice, it offers the technical structure needed to advocate for passenger rights and duty-of-care entitlements effectively.
Flight Disruption Compensation Kit Use Cases
- Managing flight delay compensation claims for arrival delays exceeding 3 hours.
- Organizing documentation for a flight cancellation refund when notified less than 14 days before departure.
- Verifying EU261 compensation eligibility for flights departing from or arriving in the European Union.
- Requesting reimbursement for duty-of-care expenses like meals and hotels during overnight disruptions.
- Preparing evidence for denied boarding compensation due to airline overbooking.
How Flight Disruption Compensation Kit Works
- Data Collection: The skill gathers critical flight details including airline, flight numbers, scheduled vs. actual times, and booking references.
- Jurisdictional Analysis: It identifies applicable regulatory frameworks (e.g., EC261/2004, Canada APPR, or Montreal Convention) based on the route and carrier.
- Eligibility Self-Check: It provides a guided checklist for the user to determine if the disruption falls within the airline's control or qualifies for fixed compensation.
- Documentation Assembly: The skill guides the user in gathering evidence, such as boarding passes, disruption notices, and expense receipts.
- Communication Generation: It generates customized templates for initial claims, expense reimbursements, or follow-up escalations.
- Escalation Guidance: It provides contact information for National Enforcement Bodies (NEB) or the US Department of Transportation for unresolved claims.
Flight Disruption Compensation Kit Setup
To integrate this kit into your workflow, ensure your environment supports Openclaw Skills and follow these steps:
# Install the Openclaw CLI if not already present
npm install -g @openclaw/cli
# Add the Flight Disruption Compensation Kit to your agent
openclaw add skill flight-disruption-kit
# Verify installation and available templates
openclaw inspect flight-disruption-kit
Configure your agent to trigger the kit whenever keywords like flight delay compensation or air passenger rights are detected in the user prompt.
Flight Disruption Compensation Kit Data Schema & Taxonomy
The skill organizes disruption data into a structured format to ensure high-quality claim outputs:
| Object | Description | Key Fields |
|---|---|---|
| FlightRecord | Core travel details | FlightNum, Route, SchedDeparture, ActualArrival |
| DisruptionEvent | Details of the issue | DelayDuration, ReasonCode, NotificationTimestamp |
| EvidenceVault | Metadata for attachments | ReceiptList, ScreenshotRef, BoardingPassID |
| ClaimPackage | Output communication | TemplateType, TargetAirline, RegulatoryReference |
All data is stored locally within the agent's context to maintain privacy during the claim preparation process.
Flight Disruption Compensation Kit Advanced Features
- Multi-Jurisdiction Support: Simultaneously evaluates eligibility under EU, UK, US, and Canadian frameworks.
- Automated Expense Tracking: Categorizes receipts for meals, transport, and hotels for seamless reimbursement claims.
- Escalation Path Mapping: Dynamically identifies the correct National Enforcement Body based on the departure airport.
- Professional Template Adaptation: Automatically injects flight-specific metadata into airline-ready communication drafts.
- Integration Readiness: Compatible with Openclaw Skills ecosystem for cross-agent travel management and automation.
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