Common use of AIR TRANSPORT Clause in Contracts

AIR TRANSPORT. 1. Liability of FT’s air transport partner is limited by an international agreement, which was signed on 28th of May, 1999 in Montreal and announced in Law VII of 2005 on the convention for the unification of certain legal regulations on international air transport. FT’s liability is limited by the liability of the air transporter. FT informs its Passenger that based on decree 261/2004/EK of the European Parliament and Committee dated 11 February, 2004, in cases of delays, cancellation of flights and denied boarding, Passenger has the right to demand certain services from the air transporter, and in certain cases may even claim compensation. Upon the occurrence of such problems, Passenger may submit such claims immediately and directly to air transporter. 2. FT does sell airline tickets. The rules of that will be pubslihed in a separare GTC document. 3. If a passenger wishes to have an airport transfer, FT can provide buses, but reserves the right to cancel a bus if the minimum headcount of 40 people is not available, but only 15 days before the start of the trip. In these cases, FT will not reimburse passengers for their airline ticket. 4. If a passenger wishes to have an airport transfer as discussed in section VII/3 of this document, and has bought the airline ticket for themselves, then FT cannot be held accountable for the lateness or tardiness of the passenger, as discussed in section VI/1.

AIR TRANSPORT. 1. Liability of FT’s air transport partner is limited by an international agreement, which was signed on 28th of May, 1999 in Montreal and announced in Law VII of 2005 on the convention for the unification of certain legal regulations on international air transport. FT’s liability is limited by the liability of the air transporter. FT informs its Passenger that based on decree 261/2004/EK of the European Parliament and Committee dated 11 February, 2004, in cases of delays, cancellation of flights and denied boarding, Passenger has the right to demand certain services from the air transporter, and in certain cases may even claim compensation. Upon the occurrence of such problems, Passenger may submit such claims immediately and directly to air transporter. 2. FT does sell airline tickets. The rules of that will be pubslihed published in a separare separate GTC document. 3. If a passenger wishes to have an airport transfer, FT can provide buses, but reserves the right to cancel a bus if the minimum headcount of 40 people is not available, but only 15 days before the start of the trip. In these cases, FT will not reimburse passengers for their airline ticket. 4. If a passenger wishes to have an airport transfer as discussed in section VII/3 of this document, and has bought the airline ticket for themselves, then FT cannot be held accountable for the lateness or tardiness of the passenger, as discussed in section VI/1.