FAQ

You typically need to provide your full name, contact details, passport information (for international travel), travel dates, preferred departure and arrival airports, and payment information.

Yes, some booking platforms allow you to search for flexible travel dates or choose a range of dates to find the best fares.

It's generally recommended to book your flight ticket at least a few weeks in advance to secure the best prices, but it can vary depending on the destination and time of year.

Yes, you can book either a one-way ticket or a round-trip ticket, depending on your travel needs.

A non-stop flight takes you directly from your departure airport to your destination without any layovers. A connecting flight involves a stop at one or more airports before reaching your final destination.

You can find the cheapest flight tickets by comparing prices on different websites, signing up for fare alerts, being flexible with your travel dates, and booking in advance.

Yes, you can, for sure. Just make sure to provide their correct details during the booking process.

It depends on the airline's policies and the type of fare you purchased. Some tickets may be non-refundable or have change fees, while others offer flexibility. Check the terms and conditions before booking.

You typically need a valid passport for international travel. Some destinations may require additional visas or entry permits.

Yes, most airlines allow you to select your seat during the booking process. However, seat selection options may vary depending on the airline and fare type.

Travel insurance is not mandatory, but it is recommended. It can provide coverage for trip cancellation, medical emergencies, lost baggage, and other unforeseen circumstances.

Yes, you can book flight tickets for infants and children. However, they may have different fare rules or require additional documentation, such as proof of age.