#aircover

Yes, Aircover can be used to cover property damage caused by guests. Hosts can submit a claim if guests cause damage during their stay. Airbnb will review the damage, and if approved, the host will be reimbursed up to a certain amount. Always document damage immediately.

Yes. If you arrive and can’t check in due to a host issue, Aircover will help you rebook or get a full refund. Airbnb provides fast support to resolve such urgent issues. Always contact Aircover support immediately to file your claim and provide proof.

Yes, if a listing turns out to be false or misleading, Aircover steps in. You can file a claim for a refund, or get help with rebooking. Airbnb's support team will verify your report and resolve it quickly. Always submit photos and chat records as proof.

An Airbnb Aircover claim is filed when something goes wrong during a booking. It covers things like damage, cancellations, or check-in problems. You must submit clear evidence—photos, messages, or receipts—through the Airbnb resolution center. Claims are reviewed by Aircover Experts for quick help. Most are resolved within 7–10 business days.

There’s no difference—Airbnb Cover is just another way people refer to Aircover. It’s the same built-in protection offered to all Airbnb users. Whether you're a guest or a host, Aircover automatically applies. It includes protection against cancellations, damages, and more.

Yes, Aircover is automatically included—you don't need to pay extra or opt in. It's part of every booking to protect both guests and hosts from common travel issues like cancellations, safety concerns, and listing inaccuracies. No need to activate it; it’s built-in.