Tips of Tickets and Bocking

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Airline prices change as often as planes take off, so plug into a good on-line service that shows up-to-date flight options and prices.
When booking, ask specifically for the lowest fare and be as flexible as possible about date and time of travel. By flying a few hours late or earlier or on a different day, you may be able to cut your fare in half.
Ask about airport taxes and any other surcharges for your destination to avoid unpleasant surprises.

Frequent flier plans can get you great deals, but they can also be frequent pains. Make sure you understand the rules by which they operate.
Keep an eye out for discounts fares even after you have booked. Unless your reservation is fully nonrefundable or involves heavy penalties for charges, you may want to take advantage of last minute offerings.
Don’t be shy about asking for special rates or upgrades. Large groups get the best rates by negotiating in advance.
Any particular requirements, such as special meals and diets, should be made known to the airline at the time of the booking, and in any case at least 24 hours before departure time.
Ask about special features and services such as nonsmoking flights, phones and faxes on the aircraft, business lounges, business services and secretarial help.
Call airlines, airports and hotels in advance to check on handicap access and assistance, especially at smaller airlines and older airports or hotels.

Categories: Airlines, Education, Flight
Tagged as : Airline, Bocking, Flight, Ticket, Travel,

iyuth April 26, 2010

mau tnya hrga tiket bndung – jogya brpa yach? tlng kirim ke email sy scptnya yach sy tnggu untuk tgl 28-april-2010.thks..

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