If you have any disability or experience mobility difficulties and you are interested in travelling by air, Regulation 1107/2006 gives you the right to assistance adapted to your needs, in the territory of all airports throughout the European Union. Аs a licensed airport operator, SOF Connect AD provides assistance to all departing, arriving or transit / transfer PRM passengers free-of-charge. The assistance will be adapted to your mobility in a way prescribed by the Quality Standards.
National Enforcement Body concerning the rights of disabled persons when travelling by air –CAA – for details
If you have notified your airline/travel agency of your needs, we will be notified 36 hours prior before the scheduled departure time of your flight. Otherwise, please complete the “Request Assistance” form.
Individual Passenger Assistants Department
08.30 - 17.00 Monday to Friday
Specific requirements apply for children travelling unaccompanied or accompanied by one parent (all persons under the age of 18 are considered children). We recommend that you contact the air carrier for the type of documents required and other related information.
For more and better passenger information, please visit the following link published by the General Directorate Border Police for travelling abroad.
The link provides more information on:
Any child under 12 is considered an unaccompanied passenger who flies without a parent, or custodian, or another accompanying passenger.
If you child will fly unaccompanied, you need to come to the airport with all required travel documents not later than 45 min. before flight check-in closure. Your child will be handed over to our staff who will take personal care of him/her and accompany him/her through all airport formalities at both airports (of departure and arrival) until he/she is delivered to the meeter.
To inquire about any necessary documents or further information in respect of the service, we recommend that you refer to your airline.
If you fly with a pet, you need to familiarise yourself with the veterinary and sanitary requirements it has to meet. These requirements are set out in the EU regulations below:
For further information, please refer here.