We accept many methods of payment:

• 3 Major credit cards: Visa, MasterCard and American Express
• Debit or Cash
• Cheques

1. Non-refundable/flexible fare (One way and round-trip tickets):

If a modification/re-validation of a date is made prior to the departure date, the following fees will be applied per leg modified:

2. In the case where the passenger wishes to modify the routing of the ticket:

• There is no penalty if a reservation is cancelled prior to any payment,
• If you cancel your reservation and the ticket has been issued/paid we offer a few choices to our customers, depending on the type of ticket purchased:

1. Refundable ticket:

A refund can be requested for the full amount of any unused part of a ticket minus 10€ per unused leg to/from Canada ; 100€ per unused leg to/from Paris).:

Otherwise, the ticket will remain valid for a year after the original issue date. Modification/revalidation fees will be applied at the time of change.

2. Non-refundable/flexible tickets:

• The ticket will remain valid for a year after issue. Modification/revalidation fees will apply at the time of change.
• No refunds can be issued other than in the case of the death of the passenger following receipt of a death certificate, Air Saint-Pierre will then refund the totality of any unused part of a ticket minus 10€ per unused leg. For all Canadian departures, this fee will be converted to CAD based on that day’s exchange rate.

3. Non-refundable/fixed tickets:

• The ticket is only valid for the date(s) for which it was issued.
• No refunds can be issued other than in the case of the death of the passenger following receipt of a death certificate, Air Saint-Pierre will then refund the totality of any unused part of a ticket minus 10€ per unused leg. For all Canadian departures, this fee will be converted to CAD based on that day’s exchange rate.

It is the passenger(s) responsibility to ensure that all information (name, date, etc.) listed on the ticket(s) is correct. The company shall not be held responsible for any errors beyond a period of 24 hours after the ticket has been issued.

According to current international and French regulations, an air carrier must deny boarding to any passenger not holding proper travel documents: passport, ID card, birth certificate, travel visa, etc. requested by the country of transit, of stopover, or of destination.

Required documents to enter Saint-Pierre et Miquelon according to the nationality of the passenger are as follows:

• Nationals of European countries: a valid passport as well as their eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) , both mandatory for transit within Canada). For French and EU nationals traveling on direct flights Paris – Saint-Pierre – Paris; the National ID card is also accepted.
• Canadian citizens: a valid passport or, for stays of less than 90 days and arriving directly from Canada, an official government issued photo identification card: Driver’s license or driver’s license “plus”; a provincial identification card or provincial identification card “plus”; a secure certificate of Indian status issued after December 15, 2009; a Permanent Resident Card
• All other nationalities: a valid passport with or without visa depending on the nationality.
• Babies and children must either have their own passport or photo ID and birth certificate.

If in doubt, please contact the Saint-Pierre immigration office: