0 present participle of overbook --
1 to sell more tickets or places for an aircraft, holiday, etc. than are available: --
This scheme is intended to cover off-loading, whether as a result of overbooking policy or otherwise.
These rules shall apply both to cases of 'overbooking', and the cancellation or delay of flights operated by regular and charter airlines.
Overbooking is an accepted practice among full-service scheduled airlines.
Furthermore, as the rapporteur states, measures are required in connection with the practise of overbooking, both for transport and in the hotel sector.
Paying compensation in the event of overbooking is, in principle, a competitive tool just like all other competitive tools.
When will airlines be forced to display a notice on the desk setting out people's rights to compensation in cases of overbooking?
Is not overbooking a matter of basic contract between carrier and passenger and has not the passenger a right of action against the carrier?
Overbooking of holiday accommodation is, in most cases, the fault of the hotelier at the holiday resort, over whom we have no jurisdiction.
