Passenger Rights

Denied boarding will mean refusal of a passenger/passengers for a flight although they have presented a valid ticket with a confirmed reservation, except where there are reasonable grounds to deny boarding such as reasons of health, security, safety, or inadequate travel documentation. When a denied boarding occurrence can reasonably be expected, a request will be made for volunteers to relinquish their spaces first. Additional information will be provided by the MGAstation personnel or the authorized ground handling company to the volunteers. Furthermore, volunteers will be offered one of the following:

a refund of the full fare of the ticket and a return flight to the first point of departure; or

a re-routing to the final destination; or

a re-routing under similar transportation conditions to the final destination on a date suitable to the passenger.

In the event that the boarding of the passengers is denied involuntarily

Our Passengers will be provided with Compensation in the amounts stated in TABLE 1.

For the right to reimbursement or re-routing, one of the following will be offered:

a refund of the full fare of the ticket and a return flight to the first point of departure; or

a re-routing to the final destination; or

a re-routing under similar transportation conditions to the final destination on a date suitable to the passenger.

Based on the circumstances, services stated in TABLE 2 will be provided free of charge.

In cases where a flight is cancelled within the scope of the passenger rights regulation

affected passengers will be offered one of the following:

a refund of the full fare of the ticket and a return flight to the first point of departure; or

a re-routing to the final destination; or

a re-routing under similar transportation conditions to the final destination on a date suitable to the passenger.

(b) Based on the circumstances, services stated in TABLE 2 will be provided free of charge.

Our passengers will be provided with compensation in the amounts stated in TABLE 1 in cases of the following occurrences within the scope of the passenger rights regulation

In the event that passengers were not informed of the cancellation a minimum of two weeks prior to the departure time; or

if they were not informed of the cancellation two weeks to seven days prior to the planned departure time, and not offered a route change which allows them to depart a maximum of 2 hours before the planned departure time and arrive a maximum of four hours from the planned arrival time; or

if they were not informed of the cancellation at least seven days before the planned departure time and not offered a route change which allows passengers to depart a maximum of 1 hour before the planned departure time and arrive a maximum of two hours from the planned arrival time,

Although our company takes all possible precautions, in the event that it can prove that force majeure caused the cancellation, it will not be liable to pay compensation in accordance with the provisions of this Article. The compensation payable under the passenger rights regulation will be appropriated from the compensation arising out of other laws and regulations in favor of the passengers.

As of the planned departure time of a flight, our passengers will be provided with the services stated in the TABLE 2 .1. (a) free of charge, in the event that the delay

if two or more than two hours for flights shorter than 1500 kilometres (including 1500 km) and for domestic flights;

if three or more than three hours for flights between 1500 and 3500 kilometres (including 3500 km),

if four or more than four hours for the flights longer than 3500 kilometres.

Our passengers will be provided with the services stated in the TABLE 2 .1. (b) free of charge, if the expected time of departure is within the day or days after the announced time of departure.

Our passengers will be refunded the full ticket fare and a return flight to a first point of departure will be provided, when the delay is at least five hours.