Policy

Flight Booking Policy

An agent books your flights. You get an itemized, all-in quote, say yes, pay, and receive the ticket once the airline issues it.

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Sending a request

Reach us through the site's forms, by email or by phone. An agent searches the airline booking systems we use and answers with options. Asking alone does not reserve a seat or freeze a price.

Why the site shows sample prices

We are still building online booking. For now, any search on cheapfareflight.us returns made-up example fares that show how results will look. They say nothing about what is actually on sale, and the site neither charges cards nor issues tickets.

Inside every quote

  • Flight numbers, departure and arrival times, connections and the cabin you would fly.
  • The fare's rules on changes, cancellations and refunds, in plain terms.
  • Included baggage, with a link to the airline's baggage fee information.
  • An all-in total in USD, itemized as airline fare, taxes and government fees, and our service fee.
  • A rough idea of how long the quote should hold.

If the fare moves before ticketing

Airline prices shift constantly, and only ticketing pins one down. Should the fare change after you say yes but before the ticket is issued, you get the new total from us and we wait for a second yes.

Passenger details

Every name must match the passport or government-issued ID the traveler will show, because airlines send it to the Transportation Security Administration's Secure Flight program. We have you double-check names, birth dates and, on trips abroad, passport numbers before we book. If something is already wrong, see our name correction page.

Confirmation and tickets

Once the airline issues the ticket, we send you the confirmation code, ticket number and itinerary. Look them over as soon as they arrive and tell us about anything that does not match.

Travel documents

Having valid ID, passports, visas and any other required papers is up to each traveler. We may mention what a route is likely to need, but the U.S. Department of State and the destination's official sources have the final word.

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