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A flight is overbooked when the total number of passengers exceeds the number of available seats. If a passenger, who has arrived at the airport in due time and holds a valid ticket, is not able to fly due to overbooking by the airline company, he/she will be entitled to compensation, as established by the IATA (DBC – Denied Boarding Compensation).
