The primary responsibility of an airline is to ensure the safety and reliability of its transportation services for its passengers.

Passengers have the right to compensation, rebooking, and provision of food and accommodation in case of flight delays or cancellations.

Passengers are responsible for complying with all safety instructions provided by the airline, as these instructions are crucial for their safety and the safety of others on board.

Passengers with disabilities or special needs have the right to receive assistance, accessible seating, and accommodation for their service animals.

Passengers are responsible for respecting the rights of other passengers by refraining from disruptive behavior, respecting personal space, and avoiding the use of electronic devices during takeoff and landing.

Violating passenger rights or responsibilities can result in being denied boarding, being removed from the flight, and facing legal action.

Depending on the severity of the issue, passengers can resolve it by contacting the airline's customer service, filing a complaint with the regulatory authority, or taking legal action.

Regulatory authorities are responsible for enforcing passenger rights regulations, investigating passenger complaints, and imposing penalties on airlines for violations.

Common passenger rights issues include flight delays or cancellations, denied boarding, overbooking, and lost or damaged baggage.

Passengers are responsible for providing accurate information during check-in, including their full name, contact information, declaration of dangerous goods, and accurate travel documentation.

Passengers are responsible for complying with security regulations by undergoing security screening, refraining from carrying prohibited items, and following the instructions of security personnel.

Passengers have the right to receive a refund, rebooking, and compensation for expenses incurred due to flight delays or cancellations.

Passengers are responsible for respecting the property of the airline and other passengers by refraining from causing damage, respecting personal belongings, and avoiding littering or causing a mess.

Passengers have the right to request assistance with boarding, deplaning, accessible seating, and baggage handling.

Passengers are responsible for complying with safety instructions, following instructions regarding seat belts and emergency procedures, and refraining from interfering with the duties of the cabin crew.