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1. How to return an air ticket and what is necessary for this? 2. What do I do with the ticket if the flight is cancelled? 3. What is the time for return of the ticket? 4. How to change the date of departure as per the ticket? 5. What do I do if I have lost the air ticket? 6. Can I send a child to travel alone? 7. What is the cost of the ticket for unaccompanied child? 8. What is a transfer? 9. What is a stopover? 10. What do OW and RT mean? 11. How do classes of booking differ? 12. What is a class of service? 13. How to buy a cheaper air ticket? 1. How to return an air ticket and what is necessary for this?
Previously, purchasing the ticket, you should ask whether it is allowed to return your ticket and in what cases. If you are intended to return the ticket, you should contact the agency in which the ticket was purchased with the passport of the returning individual and the ticket.
2. What do I do with the ticket if the flight is cancelled?
If you have found out that your flight is cancelled directly in the airport then the representatives of the airline may offer you an alternative flight according to the situation. If this does not suit you then you have make a note in the ticket on the cancellation of the flight and return it to the ticket office of agency in which the ticket was purchased.If you have found out that your flight is cancelled at least 1 day prior to the departure, then you have to contact the employee of our agency in order to agree possible alternative variants. If these variants do not suit you or you have different plans by the time then you can receive the full amount for the purchased ticket.
3. What is the time for return of the ticket?
Return of the ticket through the fault of the passenger and no fault of the airline can be made during the term of validity of the ticket which you can find out purchasing the same.
4. How to change the date of departure as per the ticket?
Purchasing the air ticket, in most cases, any change in the date of departure is allowed subject to some fee. In some cases, no change in the date is possible at all. The terms of change in the date shall be found out when booking the air ticket.
5. What do I do if I have lost the air ticket?
You should inform the point of purchase of the ticket or the representative office of the airline with which you flew to. On the discretion of the airline, you may have the ticket reissued for the same dates. Some airlines charge fees averaging 70$.
6. Can I send a child to travel alone?
Children, traveling unaccompanied, are called "young passengers". Each airline has own rules of travel for unaccompanied children. If the reserved segment allows transportation of unaccompanied children then the agent should furnish information in the booked entries that the child travels alone. In addition, you need notarized consent of both parents to the travel. Then, in the airport, a certificate is made in 3 copies which describe who sees off the child and who meets the child. The 1st copy goes to those seeing off, the 2nd is kept by the airline employees, and the 3rd copy goes to those meeting at the time of arrival
7. What is the cost of the ticket for unaccompanied child?
Usually the ticket for the unaccompanied child is issued at children's, youth or adults tariff.
8. What is a transfer?
Transfer is one ore more points of change en route to the final point of destination, whose duration should not exceed 24 hours. For instance, you are going to fly London with transfer in Budapest. You will arrive in Budapest in 16:50 and then take off to London at 18:10. Budapest is a point of transfer in this case.
9. What is a stopover?
Stopover is a stop in an intermediate point en route whose duration exceeds 24 hours. For instance you are going to fly Paris via Prague. If you plan to spend 2 days in Prague and then fly Paris, then Prague will be the point of stopover.
10. What do OW and RT mean?
OW is an abbreviation of One Way, or one way trip; RT is a shorthand of Round Trip or a travel to the destination and back.
11. How do classes of booking differ?
Classes of booking depend on the class of service and cost of the air ticket. Class of booking is determined by the carrier and assumes certain price of the air ticket. 12. What is a class of service?
There are three classes of service: First class, Business, and Economy. The distinguish by comfort and services in flight. In the Economy class, the airline provides seats at the lowest price. Business class cabins provide seats of improved configuration and broad choice of meal and services aboard the airplane. First class distinguishes by even higher comfort and is used mainly for distant flights. Armchairs in the First class cabin can be rotated by nearly 180 degrees. In this class you can order any menu, film, music etc.
13. How to buy a cheaper air ticket?
If Your trip doesn't have certain date, that is why You have a possibility to buy an air ticket on the cheaper price. To achieve Your goal You have to control all the offers, links, and seasonal discounts on the air tickets (All this information You can find on our website).
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