The facts you confirm once
- Incident timeline
- Travel details
- Expenses and evidence
Before you leave
Delayed or missing bag?
Keep your airport report, baggage tag and receipts together. RecoupLane shows what is missing and keeps the incident clear as it develops.
See what to keep now, organise what happened, and build a clear record for the airline when you’re ready.
You submit the claim yourself.
Start where you are
Pick the closest situation. You can change it later.
01 At the airport
The first useful minutes
Get the baggage report or incident reference before leaving. Keep the tag, travel confirmation and every itemised receipt as the incident develops.
Built around your airline
Your confirmed record becomes one airline-specific set that you review and submit.
Reference, timeline, expenses and indexed evidence.
Preserve your policy, receipts and airline response while you organise the airline case.
Illustrative structure only. The providers and case shown below are fictional.
The organising layer
RecoupLane gives your files a clear order without deciding whether your claim should be paid.
Reports, tags, emails and receipts.
Events arranged from your answers.
Costs and prior reimbursements separated.
Clearly named files for your review.
Sample output
See exactly how confirmed facts, expenses and evidence are organised for the airline.
1 / 5 · Claim summary
This example uses fictional people, providers, documents and outcomes. Your pack depends on the information you provide and the organisation receiving it. It does not show endorsement, acceptance or likely payment.
How it works
A few simple details start a factual incident record.
When private intake opens, add files and receipts around the same incident.
You review everything and submit the files yourself.
Built to be inspectable
Guidance shows its source, jurisdiction and review date. Private document access and deletion remain unavailable until the required operational controls are validated.
Current operational status
Limited free beta
The public checklist is available now. Supported pack generation will be free during beta after the required operational safeguards pass.
See what you have and what may still be missing.
£0no card
One recipient-specific airline pack built from your confirmed case record.
£0during beta
No card or checkout during beta. The airline decides eligibility, acceptance and reimbursement.
Airline-specific, not generic
Five reviewed airline routes have tailored evidence guidance. Jet2 remains a guidance preview while its rules are finalised.
Before you start
RecoupLane is a document-organising service. It is not an airline, insurer or claims representative.
No. The checklist and supported packs are free during the limited beta.
No. We organise the documents; you review them and submit them yourself.
No. The airline decides eligibility, acceptance and payment.
No, not during the current free beta. Free guidance helps you preserve policy and reimbursement evidence without creating or selling an insurer-labelled pack.
You can record a prior reimbursement so it is separated from any remaining amount you ask another recipient to assess.
Yes. Start with the airport evidence you have and update the incident as it develops.
British Airways, easyJet and Virgin Atlantic use tailored reviewed packs. Ryanair and Wizz Air use reviewed official-channel handoffs; Wizz is also checked against the operating entity. Jet2 is visible as a preview and pack generation is not available for that route yet.
Keep the baggage report or reference, baggage tag, booking confirmation, airline updates and itemised receipts. The free checklist gives you a personal gap list.
Start before the paper trail spreads
Tell us what happened and get a clear list of what to keep, what’s missing and what to do next.
No card needed · Browser-only checklist · You stay in control