27.07.2026, 15:27

Kyrgyzstan bans overbooking for all airlines operating via country's airports

BISHKEK. July 27 (Interfax) – In a move to improve passenger service standards, Kyrgyzstan's Civil Aviation Agency has introduced an overbooking ban for all airlines operating flights through the country's airports, the press service of Kyrgyz Airports said Monday.

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