Common use of Denied Boarding Clause in Contracts

Denied Boarding. 10.1. Air carriage agreement shall be unilaterally terminated at the Air Company’s discretion in following cases: 1) passenger’s refusal of the inspection as set forth by clause 107 of the Law, prior to the airplane flight; 2) violation by the passenger of the “Rules of carriage of passengers, baggage and cargo on air transport” (approved dated 30.04.2015) (or) commitment by the passengers of actions threatening the airplane flight safety; 3) if the passenger is under the influence of alcoholic, narcotic, toxic substances, which may threaten the health of the passenger himself/herself or the safety of the persons on the airplane board and the property as well as discomfort for other passengers; 4) non-fulfillment by the passengers of their liabilities on the airplane board as set forth by clause 88 of the Law “On airspace management”. The passenger’s being under the influence of alcoholic, narcotic, toxic substances shall be confirmed by a medical examination in the procedure as set by the law. 10.2. If the passenger is denied boarding for the reasons listed in Section 11 hereof, then the passenger shall be refunded the sums for unused ticket or its part in accordance with Section 31. “Voluntary refund” hereof, in accordance with the rules of the fare application.

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Sources: Air Carriage Agreement, Air Carriage Agreement