
TUS Airways is a growing European airline that operates from Cyprus and serves several destinations across the Mediterranean and Europe. The airline follows clear regulations and guidelines to ensure fair treatment to all passengers under EU laws. Continue reading below to familiarise yourself with all TUS Airways refund and reimbursement policies and to learn how to claim any compensation you might be entitled to.
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As a European airline, TUS Airways is obliged to follow the legal framework of regulation EC 261/2004. This law was created to ensure equal rights for compensation to all passengers travelling from and to airports in the European Union and the United Kingdom. However, multiple conditions have to be met to be eligible for reimbursement.
Regulation EC 261/2004 guarantees compensation to all passengers experiencing flight delays, cancellations, or denied boarding. In the case of a simple delay, the flight delay compensation depends on the flight distance and there are several rules to the legislation.
First and foremost, the reason for the delay must fall under the airline’s control. Examples could include mechanical issues and crew shortages. Ideally, any issue that could be predicted or solved internally.
Circumstances like extreme weather or unplanned employee strikes are typically considered extraordinary. You can visit our dedicated article on extraordinary circumstances for flight disruptions and familiarise yourself with the full list of examples. In such cases, airlines are often not obliged to compensate, although refunds or re-routing options should still be provided.
According to the TUS Airways refund and reimbursement policies, the compensation amount is determined as follows:
Additionally, all passengers who are experiencing delays for two hours or more are entitled to free meals and refreshments. In the cases when a delay forces an extended or overnight stay, the airline must provide hotel accommodation and transport.
If a delay exceeds five hours, you have several options. You can choose to continue your journey or opt for a re-routing alternative under comparable conditions. Or you can decide to receive a full refund.
For example, you can take advantage of the complimentary services and wait out your original flight while receiving compensation amounting to the conditions listed above. Alternatively, you can accept a re-routing option to your final destination that you will be offered.
As for refunds, TUS Airways guarantee you the full cost of your ticket at its original price. Additionally, you can issue a partial compensation reflecting your original travel plan if your flight no longer serves any purpose. For example, if you miss a connecting flight or a specific event because of the delay, the airline could compensate you for the damages.
Finally, you are entitled to a return flight to your original point of departure when applicable.
The airline offers the same aforementioned solutions and reimbursement in the event of a flight cancellation. However, there are special cases when TUS Airways refund and reimbursement are not applicable.
Similar to flight delays, compensation amounts are determined by the flight distance. The length is always measured by the great circle route method.
| 3+ hours | Distance | Example flight |
|---|---|---|
| €250 | Under 1,500 km | London → Paris (343 km) |
| €400 | 1,500 – 3,500 km | Edinburg → Berlin (1,730 km) |
| €400 | Over 3,500 km (in EU) | Lisbon → Stockholm (3,608 km) |
| €600 | Over 3,500 km (departing EU) | Frankfurt → New York (6,202 km) |
The airline has to announce the cancellation with at least 14 days' notice. In this case, you will not be eligible for any additional reimbursement. Otherwise, you will be entitled to the aforementioned amounts.
If the cancellation is within two weeks, the airline has to offer a re-routing solution.
You will not get compensated if they offer you an alternative that includes:
Your TUS Airways flight didn't go as planned?
You might be eligible for up to €600 in compensation.
It is a common practice for airlines to sell additional tickets to guarantee that their flights will be full. Denied boarding typically occurs in such flight overbooking situations.
In such cases, TUS Airways will ask the passengers for volunteers to agree to surrender their reservations. In return, they will sign an agreement with the air carrier for benefits.
The airline can deny boarding to passengers whenever there aren’t enough volunteers. Keep in mind that it is against the law to be taken off a flight you already boarded. Only people who are still waiting to board can be denied boarding.
Any passenger who is denied boarding is eligible for the same monetary reimbursement that applies for delays and cancellations.
Remember that you will also be entitled to a full refund or a re-routing option for free. This is besides the regular monetary compensation. The airline is also obliged to provide meals and refreshments. If the alternative flight demands an overnight stay, TUS Airways must also provide accommodation.
TUS Airways refund and reimbursement are not applicable if you agree voluntarily. Representatives will present you with your rights and an offer, but it is up to you to decide.
Finally, you will not be compensated for denied boarding if the reason is within your control. Examples could include late arrival at the gate or incomplete travel documentation.
While you should always claim your rights, airlines often have little backdoors in their policies that could hinder the process. Here are some examples:
On paper, claiming your TUS Airways refund and reimbursement should not be difficult. But remember that the airline has faced countless claims, and its representatives know how to handle these matters.
Our professional team is here to handle all administrative work and communication in your stead. Simply fill your claim through our website and allow us to fight for your rights.
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