Offering the lowest fare available

Notifying customers of known delays, cancellations and diversions.

Delivering baggage on time

Allowing reservations to be held at the quoted fare without payment or cancelled without penalty for at least 24 hours after the reservation has been made.

Provide prompt refunds where due

Assisting and enabling customers with Special needs

Meeting customers essential needs during lengthy tarmac delays

Handling flight oversales

Disclosing cancellation policies and other information

Notifying customers in a timely manner of changes to travel itineraries

Ensuring responsiveness to customer complaints

Identifying the services provided to mitigate passenger inconvenience resulting from flight cancellations and misconnections

The Small Print

In common with most airlines we may sometimes overbook flights to allow as many people as possible to travel. Often passengers holding confirmed reservations and flexible tickets change their plans or don't turn up To address this and ensure popular flights do not leave with empty seats we use historical data to take a small number of additional reservations.

On rare occasions however all the confirmed passengers will check in for the flight and in this instance we comply fully with EU regulation 261/2004, and for flights departing from US airports the US Department of Transport 14 CFR Part 250, by firstly seeking volunteers to give up their seats and by offering affected passengers compensation and a seat on the next available flight, as well as meals and accommodation where necessary

More information on our overbooking policies can be found here