Regular flights: flights to and from the Airport, operated regularly, according to a predetermined schedule, during a whole year or for periods shorter than 1 year, which are repeated with an obvious systematic frequency, and the tickets for each of these flights are made available to the public for individual purchase directly from the air operator and/or through authorized agents.

         b) Airlines that carry out regular flights and that have at least two aircraft based at night, benefit from a 23% reduction in the passenger service tariff.

         c) Airlines that perform irregular flights - the passenger service fee is supplemented by 100%. Irregular flights: flights operated under conditions other than scheduled flights, including those flights made using chartered aircraft and operated with a certain regularity.

          d) The level of the passenger service tariff remaining after the application of the associated additional conditions is supplemented by 10% of the unit level (6 euros / boarded passenger x 10% = 0,6 euro / boarded passenger) of the passenger service tariff, for each passenger on board.

          e) For airlines that only perform regular seasonal flights during a calendar year, the passenger service tariff is supplemented by 25%. Regular seasonal flights – independent flights (point-topoint), which are operated only during a certain period of the year, not during a whole year.

          f) Airlines that annually register a total additional traffic of at least 300.000 passengers by reference to the passenger traffic of the previous year, benefit from a 30% discount on the passenger service tariff. The discount only applies to additional traffic made from one year to another, based on the following condition:                      

          t _{n + 1} - t _n = minimum 300.000 total pax transported/year, where:                                       

          t_n – the total passenger traffic recorded for the 1st reference year                                       

          t _{n + 1} – the total passenger traffic recorded for the 2st reference year                                    

        n = reference year 1, n+1 = reference year 2, n+2 = reference year 3                    

The applicability conditions for point f) of the conditions associated with the tariff for passenger services, are the following:

• These additional associated conditions may apply concurrently with the financial incentives granted to companies opening new destinations. In the case of any airline, this grid will only apply after two full calendar years of operation.
• Additional conditions associated with PASSENGER fares for ADDITIONAL TRAFFIC (CSA -TS), apply only to passenger service fares, for a maximum number of 3 years, regardless of whether they are consecutive years or not.
• The CSA-TS applies cumulatively with the other additional conditions applicable to the passenger service tariff
• The CSA-TS related to the passenger service tariff applies from reference year 3, following a traffic increase of over 300.000 additional registered passengers in reference year 2 compared to reference year 1.
• The related CSA-TS discounts are applied starting from the first calendar month of the 3rd reference year, until the additional passenger threshold registered in the previous year is reached.