Explanation Of Terms Such As Seats And Ticket Validity (2)

International travellers should complete all procedures such as passports, visas and travel documents before going through the flight and departure procedures.

Passengers' passports, visas and travel documents should be carried on hand and must not be pported in checked luggage.

The carrier is not liable for loss and payment due to incomplete travel documents.

However, the passenger shall be liable for compensation for all losses and expenses paid by the carrier, including (but not limited to) the fine.

Luggage should be packed at a certain pressure. The package should be complete, with a good lock and strong binding.

The carrier may refuse to accept or do not bear liability for damage or damage to the delivered baggage which does not meet the requirements.

It is prohibited to carry goods, drugs, inflammable, explosive, corrosive, toxic and other dangerous articles to ensure the safety of pportation. The carrier must inspect the consignment goods.

Dangerous goods may be shipped on international routes. The names, quantities and packages of dangerous goods should be handled in accordance with the relevant provisions of the carrier.

The consignment of international consignments should be submitted to customs inspection first, and the goods must have all necessary certificates, and shall be in conformity with the relevant regulations of the country of entry, exit and pit in the course of the carriage of goods.

The seat is reconfirmed that the passengers who have scheduled to continue or return to the international or regional flight seats, for more than 72 hours at the boarding time, should be reconfirmed at the earliest time 72 hours before the flight. Otherwise, the seats will be cancelled by themselves. If there is no more time to stay within 72 hours after the renewal or the same location, no seat need to be confirmed.

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