Rules determining when international flight is connected flightS
2(1)This paragraph applies if—S
(a)a passenger is carried on consecutive flights, “flight A” and “flight B”, and
(b)flight A and flight B are covered by the same agreement for carriage,
(c)the passenger has a ticket for flight A and flight B that shows the departure airport, date and time, and the arrival airport, for each flight, and
(d)flight B begins at an airport in one country and ends at an airport in another country.
(2)Flight A and flight B are connected flights if the ticketed departure time of flight B is no later than 24 hours after the scheduled arrival time of flight A.
(3)Despite sub-paragraph (2), flight A and flight B are not connected flights if—
(a)the passenger first boards the flight A aircraft in one country, and
(b)the passenger finally disembarks from the flight B aircraft in the same country.
(4)For the purpose of this paragraph—
(a)“scheduled” and “ticketed” have the meanings given in paragraph 1(4), and
(b)the United Kingdom is a single country.