Terms and Conditions

Terms and Conditions

  1. Cancellation and Refund Policies:
    • Airlines typically have specific rules regarding cancellations and refunds. Some tickets may be non-refundable, while others may be partially refundable under certain conditions.
    • Refundable tickets often come with higher upfront costs but offer more flexibility.
  2. Change Fees:
    • Changing the date, time, or destination of your flight may incur additional fees. The amount can vary based on the airline and the type of ticket you purchased.
  3. Baggage Allowance:
    • Airlines have specific rules regarding the weight and size of both carry-on and checked baggage. Exceeding these limits may result in additional fees.
  4. Seat Selection:
    • Some airlines charge extra for seat selection, especially for more desirable seats with extra legroom or specific locations on the plane.
  5. Boarding Pass and Check-in Requirements:
    • Airlines have specific procedures for check-in and boarding. Failure to adhere to these requirements may result in additional charges or denied boarding.
  6. Travel Insurance:
    • Airlines often provide the option to purchase travel insurance during the booking process. This insurance may cover cancellations, delays, or other unexpected events.
  7. Flight Delays and Cancellations:
    • Airlines have policies outlining their responsibilities in the case of flight delays or cancellations. This may include providing accommodation, meals, or compensation, depending on the circumstances.
  8. Passport and Visa Requirements:
    • It is the passenger’s responsibility to ensure they have the necessary passports, visas, and other travel documents. Failure to comply may result in denied boarding.
  9. Special Requests:
    • Passengers with special needs or requests, such as dietary restrictions or assistance for passengers with disabilities, should inform the airline in advance.
  10. Frequent Flyer Programs:
    • If you’re a member of a frequent flyer program, there may be specific terms and conditions related to earning and redeeming miles.
  11. Force Majeure:
    • Airlines often include a clause addressing unforeseeable circumstances, such as natural disasters or political unrest, which may impact flight operations.