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People!!!!! What is the situation if the plane does not take off, let's say because of the volcano !!!
We are from Minsk, transfer to Moscow on the 17th, and if we don’t fly out, then WHAT ??? HOW TO ACT? WHO WAS IN SUCH SITUATIONS? Please describe in more detail.
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The situation is, to put it mildly, bleak. If a flight is canceled due to weather conditions (the consequences of an Icelandic volcano eruption are generally force majeure, or circumstances of inevitable force), then the issuing operator has nothing to do with it. And, as the first eruption showed, the ban on flights can last for a long time.
I think it's worth insuring against non-departure - you still have time. Now there is a practice of insurance in case of critical situations, however, it is more often used when applying for visas ... It is worth consulting with an insurance company - I think they already have experience.
I think it's worth insuring against non-departure - you still have time. Now there is a practice of insurance in case of critical situations, however, it is more often used when applying for visas ... It is worth consulting with an insurance company - I think they already have experience.
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answered 15 years ago
...then wait until the airport is opened. Or go home right away - no one will return the money for the ticket. We had a friend who flew to Yegi for a week, as a result, he was in the hotel for 4 days.
I wonder if insurance against non-flight will not be canceled?
I wonder if insurance against non-flight will not be canceled?
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answered 15 years ago
In Germany, the situation is somewhat different: if you bought a tour, and as in this case, you cannot fly out because of the volcano, then your tour is postponed to another time convenient for you. Who does it? The one you bought it from, the one who organizes your trip. Volcano is not just "change of weather conditions"!
I would also be interested, but how are things in the CIS countries?
I would also be interested, but how are things in the CIS countries?
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answered 15 years ago
As in the news - rumors and illusions.
Sorry.
About - 4 days instead of a week.
Last time, Saturday and Sunday flights were delayed. Saturday flew out on Sunday and spent the night on Sunday already in hotels. Sundays flew with a delay of up to 20 hours. Those. By mid-afternoon on Monday, everyone was already in place. The delay was a maximum of one and a half days. But those who were supposed to return on these flights free of charge lived at the same time in hotels in Egypt and Turkey.
Regarding the refund or rescheduling of dates.
Much depends on the official assessment of the situation. In Russia, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry did not recognize this situation as force majeure. In Ukraine, there is no official assessment at all. Some of the operators canceled flights, offered to return the money or rebook to other dates with an additional discount. Someone forwards claims to carriers and everyone is waiting for answers. Someone returns the cost of a day's stay.
The bad thing is that no one wants to take responsibility and announce the postponement of flights in time. Tourists traveling from other cities are especially affected. And you can’t not come - if the tourist didn’t show up for the flight - a fine of 100%.
And the Boryspil airport website was turned off for a day.
Sorry.
About - 4 days instead of a week.
Last time, Saturday and Sunday flights were delayed. Saturday flew out on Sunday and spent the night on Sunday already in hotels. Sundays flew with a delay of up to 20 hours. Those. By mid-afternoon on Monday, everyone was already in place. The delay was a maximum of one and a half days. But those who were supposed to return on these flights free of charge lived at the same time in hotels in Egypt and Turkey.
Regarding the refund or rescheduling of dates.
Much depends on the official assessment of the situation. In Russia, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry did not recognize this situation as force majeure. In Ukraine, there is no official assessment at all. Some of the operators canceled flights, offered to return the money or rebook to other dates with an additional discount. Someone forwards claims to carriers and everyone is waiting for answers. Someone returns the cost of a day's stay.
The bad thing is that no one wants to take responsibility and announce the postponement of flights in time. Tourists traveling from other cities are especially affected. And you can’t not come - if the tourist didn’t show up for the flight - a fine of 100%.
And the Boryspil airport website was turned off for a day.
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answered 15 years ago
Today, the news announced the closure of airports in Turkey. But there is no official information from operators, carriers, airport.
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answered 15 years ago
We are also from Minsk and we have a tour in a week. The situation can be monitored online on the Antalya Airport website. http://www.aytport.com/ru/flights.aspx?t=1 Here's a link, I think the information there will be relevant.
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answered 15 years ago
Today, the airport receives and sends. Let's hope everything will be ok! Good luck everyone.
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answered 15 years ago
Fears about delayed flights and airport closures in southern Europe and Morocco, where the ash cloud went, were fortunately not justified.
Flights have not been cancelled, let's hope your vacation goes well.
Flights have not been cancelled, let's hope your vacation goes well.
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answered 15 years ago
The whole day I monitor the online scoreboard of Boryspil-everyone successfully departs and arrives)))
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answered 15 years ago