Free claim kit

A ready claim letter to the airline and a small-claims template under Israel's Aviation Services Law. You fill in your details and the documents build as you type. Free, no sign-up.

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1. Passengers

2. The flight

3. What happened

4. Money and expenses

5. For the court claim (if they don't pay)

    Your claim letter to the airline

    Email it to the airline and keep proof that you sent it. The law gives the airline 21 days to refund and 45 days to pay compensation.

    Where to send the letter? Airline claim pages

    Small-claims statement (in Hebrew)

    Israeli courts take filings in Hebrew, so this template is in Hebrew and uses your details. Use it if the airline hasn't paid after 45 days. Fill in anything in [square brackets], and have a Hebrew speaker check it before filing.

    How small claims work in Israel

    1. Send the claim letter first and wait 45 days. Keep the email and any reply.
    2. The ceiling is ILS 39,900 (2026). The filing fee is 1% of the claim, at least ILS 50.
    3. Every passenger is a plaintiff. List each one with their ID or passport number. One person may file up to 5 small claims a year in the same court.
    4. Foreign airlines have a representative in Israel for receiving court papers; Israel's Civil Aviation Authority publishes the list.
    5. Filing: online through the Israeli courts' website or at the court itself. Attach all the documents.
    6. No lawyer needed – small claims court is designed for people to represent themselves. Bring your original documents.

    More background: our free guide.

    Not sure which law covers your flight, or did it depart from Europe? Start with the free check.

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    This kit is a general self-help tool, current as of November 2026. EinTisa is not a law firm and using the kit does not create a lawyer–client relationship. You are responsible for checking and completing the documents; for a complex case, consider consulting a lawyer.