Ticket offices

Ticket printers

Ticket - issuing machines

Ticket - validation machines

Ticket covering two or more modes of transport and the expenditure cannot be apportioned between them

Ticket covering two or more modes of transport and the expenditure cannot be apportioned between them Excludes: Ambulances (not in the index);

(f) possesses a return ticket, or sufficient funds to purchase such a ticket;

2 The following, at least, must be entered on the ticket:

f) travel tickets;

The carriage voucher may be integrated into the passenger's ticket.

(a) automatic cash or ticket dispensing machines (banknotes, rail tickets);

3 The ticket shall be prima facie evidence of the conclusion and the contents of the contract of carriage.

c) in all other cases involving the carriage of passengers, from the day of expiry of validity of the ticket.

a) that a passenger who does not produce a valid ticket must pay, in addition to the carriage charge, a surcharge;

The carrier must, where necessary, certify on the ticket that the train has been cancelled or the connection missed.

3 The passenger must ensure, on receipt of the ticket, that it has been made out in accordance with his instructions.

4 The ticket shall be transferable if it has not been made out in the passenger's name and if the journey has not begun.

(c) plane ticket reservation at a travel agency in the physical presence of the customer by means of a network of computers;

c) Be in possession of a departure ticket or sufficient financial resources to purchase such a ticket and have proof of the financial resources necessary to cover the expenses involved at the beginning of their stay in the territory of the other Party;

5 The ticket may be established in the form of electronic data registration, which can be transformed into legible written symbols.

1 The passenger must, from the start of his journey, be in possession of a valid ticket and produce it on the inspection of tickets.

On settlement of the claim, the carrier may require the surrender of the ticket, the luggage registration voucher and the carriage voucher.

(d) printed matter, including airline tickets, ticket covers, airway bills and other related advertising materials distributed without charge by the airline.

1 Save where the General Conditions of Carriage otherwise provide, luggage shall be registered only on production of a ticket valid at least as far as the destination of the luggage.

However, subject to Article 9 the absence, irregularity or loss of the ticket shall not affect the existence or validity of the contract which shall remain subject to these Uniform Rules.

d) the printed ticket stock, airway bills, any printed material which bears the insignia of the company printed thereon and usual publicity material distributed without charge by the designated airlines.

The procedure used for the registration and treatment of data must be equivalent from the functional point of view, particularly so far as concerns the evidential value of the ticket represented by those data.

` Slovenia maintains the right to require such documents as may be necessary to establish that the traveller's admission is in conformity with the applicable legislation and may require a guarantee for return in addition to a valid return ticket.`

2 The contract of carriage must be confirmed by one or more tickets issued to the passenger.

2 When the General Conditions of Carriage provide that luggage may be accepted for carriage without production of a ticket, the provisions of these Uniform Rules determining the rights and obligations of the passenger in respect of his registered luggage shall apply mutatis mutandis to the consignor of registered luggage.

1 If circumstances permit and if customs requirements or the requirements of other administrative authorities are not thereby contravened, the passenger can request luggage to be handed back at the place of consignment on surrender of the luggage registration voucher and, if the General Conditions of Carriage so require, on production of the ticket.

1 The General Conditions of Carriage shall determine the form and content of tickets as well as the language and characters in which they are to be printed and made out.

d) personal travel tickets, which can formally establish the proof of entry of the person in the process of readmission, either into the territory of the requested Contracting Party or into the territory of the requesting Contracting Party, indicating the place of departure;

Where the route referred to in the first subparagraph exceeds 500 km and in cases where the usual route includes a sea crossing, the staff member concerned shall be entitled, on production of the tickets, to reimbursement of the cost of travel by air in business class or equivalent.

h) the term tariff means any amount charged or to be charged by airlines, directly or through their agents, for the carriage of passengers, their baggage, and freight (except mail), including any significant additional benefit granted or provided together with the said transport, as well as the commission to be paid in connection with the sale of tickets and with the corresponding transactions for the carriage of goods.

a round trip ticket with fixed dates.

a round trip ticket with fixed dates."

travel tickets,

Where the meter is fitted with a ticket-printer, the printing of the ticket shall be coupled with the resetting to zero of the volume indicator.

Where the meter is fitted with a ticket-printer, the ticket-printing device must be connected to the device which resets the volume indicator to zero.

30 % of the price of the ticket for all flights of 1500 kilometres or less, or

Can I combine my points with the points of another member in order to claim a free ticket?

Those subsidies would for example reduce the ticket price per passenger or per goods carried.

The flat-rate payment shall be based on the cost of a first-class return ticket by rail in the case of staff in Categories A and B and of a second-class return ticket in the case of other staff.