What to do when the long-awaited vacation is ruined by a case of Overbooking? Sometimes it happens that airlines cannot board all passengers on a flight, because they have sold more seat tickets really available.
It happens and it happens more often than we think. How to solve this problem without ruining your holiday? Stay warm, think and face the situation head on, but above all, why didn't you think about it before? Overbooking is an unfair practice and passengers who are victims are entitled to a refund, however often the only way to get it quickly is to take out travel insurance.
It can take months to get the money back and often airlines offer money good to purchase new tickets, instead of making the transfer to the passenger's current account. To avoid entering the tunnel of bureaucracy, it is advisable to take out a travel insurance before departure that also covers these cases.
Ah, don't worry, despite the overbooking, the company plans to reboard you on the first available flight without adding costs. Another useful information at the airport is the knowledge of Passenger Rights Charter.
