Finding a good flight starts with a clear search. Enter your departure city, destination and travel dates, then compare the options side by side instead of booking the first fare you see.
- Be flexible with dates. Fares often change from one day to the next, so check nearby dates if your plans allow it.
- Compare stops and total travel time. A connecting flight can cost less, but a direct flight may save you hours. Check how long each layover is.
- Read the fare rules. Baggage allowance and change and refund conditions differ between fares, even on the same airline.
- Look at departure and arrival times. A very early or very late flight can add the cost of a taxi or an extra hotel night.
Once you have found a flight that fits, book your ticket with each passenger's name exactly as it appears in their passport or ID.