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Stopover (stop on the route)
The stopover is an interruption of the trip, stop at the airport, when the passenger arrives to the intermediate point of journey and plans to depart from this point later than 24 hours after arrival (local time).
Exception: for the trip within North America or only between Central America and Panama: a stopover is when a passenger arrives to the intermediate point of journey and plans to depart from this point later than 6 hours after arrival (local time).
Please note, that the carrier may set other rules of stopover determination.
Stopover is allowed only with the advance consent of the airline and must be provided by the ticket.
The trip may be resumed within 15 days from the date of departure.
Option 2. Choose the “Multi-city” itinerary and make up the flight from separate segments with the desired intervals between them.
Exception: for the trip within North America or only between Central America and Panama: a stopover is when a passenger arrives to the intermediate point of journey and plans to depart from this point later than 6 hours after arrival (local time).
Please note, that the carrier may set other rules of stopover determination.
Stopover is allowed only with the advance consent of the airline and must be provided by the ticket.
The trip may be resumed within 15 days from the date of departure.
How to book a ticket with a stopover?
Option 1. Book the ticket with a transfer at the supposed connecting airport. Contact our Call Center to confirm if the stopover is provided in this particular case.Option 2. Choose the “Multi-city” itinerary and make up the flight from separate segments with the desired intervals between them.