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Aeroplane passengers and crew members who need emergency accommodations.
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AIRPORT CHECK IN COUNTER
A location in the air terminal designated for passenger and baggage check-in.
Categories of priority at the check-in counter are first class, business class, and airline club members, express check-in, automated self-check-in terminal and tourist class passengers.
A location in the air terminal designated for passenger and baggage check-in.
Categories of priority at the check-in counter are first class, business class, and airline club members, express check-in, automated self-check-in terminal and tourist class passengers.
AIRPORT CHECK IN DESK
Formalities carried out at the airport check-in desk include:-
Formalities carried out at the airport check-in desk include:-
- Ticket and reservation checks
- Travel document checks; detachment of the flight coupon from the ticket
- Issuance of the boarding pass
- Baggage weighing and tagging
- Collection of excess baggage charges, if applicable.
BOARDING PASS
A card given to the passenger after check-in, which allocates a seat number or indicates a boarding pattern. The stub of the card should be retained after going through the boarding gate to show to the flight crew once reaching the aircraft.
A card given to the passenger after check-in, which allocates a seat number or indicates a boarding pattern. The stub of the card should be retained after going through the boarding gate to show to the flight crew once reaching the aircraft.
CHECK IN COUNTER
Categories of priority at the check-in counter are:-
Categories of priority at the check-in counter are:-
- First class
- Business class
- Airline club members
- Express check-in
- Automated self-check-in terminal
- Tourist class passengers.
CHECK IN DESK
Formalities which are carried out at the airport check-in desk are:-
Formalities which are carried out at the airport check-in desk are:-
- Ticket and reservation check
- Travel document check
- The flight coupon is detached from the ticket
- Boarding pass issued
- Baggage is weighed and tagged
- Excess baggage charges are collected if applicable.
CHECK IN TIME
At airline terminals, the latest time at which a passenger may arrive for the flight without the risk of loosing their seat.
At airline terminals, the latest time at which a passenger may arrive for the flight without the risk of loosing their seat.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATION AT AIRLINES COST
Airline provides hotel accommodation at transit point only when:-
airline does not operate direct flight to the destination, passenger should have confirm ticket for destination issued by same, hotel accommodation is provided only for 24 hours, journey should be performed by first available flight at transit point by carrier of passenger’s choice, airline bears the charges only for ground transportation, hotel room, meal and taxes up to 24 hours only and every airline has their own rule to provide hotel accommodation at transit points.
Airline provides hotel accommodation at transit point only when:-
airline does not operate direct flight to the destination, passenger should have confirm ticket for destination issued by same, hotel accommodation is provided only for 24 hours, journey should be performed by first available flight at transit point by carrier of passenger’s choice, airline bears the charges only for ground transportation, hotel room, meal and taxes up to 24 hours only and every airline has their own rule to provide hotel accommodation at transit points.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATION AT PASSENGER COST
The passenger can request hotel accommodation at stopover or destination points, which the airline arranges at the passenger's cost.
The passenger can request hotel accommodation at stopover or destination points, which the airline arranges at the passenger's cost.
INVOLUNTARY ACCOMMODATION
Airlines provide involuntary accommodation for passengers when aircraft are late, aircraft are unserviceable, there is a night ban at an airport, or a connection is missed.
Airlines provide involuntary accommodation for passengers when aircraft are late, aircraft are unserviceable, there is a night ban at an airport, or a connection is missed.
INVOLUNTARY DENIED BOARDING
An airline term for a situation in which a person is bumped from a flight without his or her consent, as opposed to voluntarily relinquishing the seat in exchange for inducements such as vouchers for future travel.
Passengers in the involuntary denied boarding category generally receive the highest level of compensation from the airline
An airline term for a situation in which a person is bumped from a flight without his or her consent, as opposed to voluntarily relinquishing the seat in exchange for inducements such as vouchers for future travel.
Passengers in the involuntary denied boarding category generally receive the highest level of compensation from the airline
INVOLUNTARY DOWNGRADING
Airlines do involuntary downgrading when a higher class of a flight is overbooked or last minute change in the configuration of the aircraft, having no higher class or less space in the higher class, and the documents that the passenger has to keep as proof for a later refund are the passenger's coupon of the ticket, the boarding card and written proof from the airline.
Airlines do involuntary downgrading when a higher class of a flight is overbooked or last minute change in the configuration of the aircraft, having no higher class or less space in the higher class, and the documents that the passenger has to keep as proof for a later refund are the passenger's coupon of the ticket, the boarding card and written proof from the airline.
INVOLUNTARY UPGRADING
Airlines do involuntary upgrading when there is less space in the lower class, the lower class of a flight is overbooked, cancellation of flight, aircraft has to accommodate more passengers in a higher class because of weight problem and failing to operate a flight in accordance with the schedule.
Airlines do involuntary upgrading when there is less space in the lower class, the lower class of a flight is overbooked, cancellation of flight, aircraft has to accommodate more passengers in a higher class because of weight problem and failing to operate a flight in accordance with the schedule.
NO SHOW
A passenger holding a flight reservation but who fails to use or cancel it. The no-show passenger is flying on another flight and forgot to cancel this one, or they were unable to go to the airport and had to change their travel plans.
A passenger holding a flight reservation but who fails to use or cancel it. The no-show passenger is flying on another flight and forgot to cancel this one, or they were unable to go to the airport and had to change their travel plans.
OPEN BOARDING
A system of boarding an aeroplane in which passengers are boarded by groups, usually determined by their time of booking or arrival at the gate, as opposed to being assigned seats.
A system of boarding an aeroplane in which passengers are boarded by groups, usually determined by their time of booking or arrival at the gate, as opposed to being assigned seats.
OVER BOOKING
When an airline sells more seats than are available on a particular flight.
When an airline sells more seats than are available on a particular flight.
RESTRICTED TO AIRPORT CHECK IN
Seating allocation and boarding passes, which can only be assigned to the passenger at the airport.
Seating allocation and boarding passes, which can only be assigned to the passenger at the airport.
SECURITY CHECKS
Security checks of passenger are carried out before the checking are passenger should know the contents of his baggage, identity of the passenger, validity of passport and refuse travel to unfit passenger.
Security checks of passenger are carried out before the checking are passenger should know the contents of his baggage, identity of the passenger, validity of passport and refuse travel to unfit passenger.
STAND BY
It allows the passenger to stand by the departure gate, minutes before the flight is due to leave, in the hope that a seat will become available. It is different from wait list.
It allows the passenger to stand by the departure gate, minutes before the flight is due to leave, in the hope that a seat will become available. It is different from wait list.
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