How booking a business class fare works
Five steps, from the trip you send to the flight you take. The quote is free, and nothing is booked until you choose a fare.
Your trip, priced
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Step 1: Send the trip, or call
Tell us the cities, the dates and who is traveling, in the quote form or on the phone at +1 (888) 668-3009, 24/7. Round trips, one-ways and multi-city trips of up to three flights; call for a longer one.
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Step 2: An agent prices it
The agent prices every airline and routing that flies your trip, on two kinds of fares: the published fares on the airlines’ own websites, and the consolidator fares an airline agrees with travel agencies and does not list. Seats at each fare are limited, so the agent checks what is open on your dates.
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Step 3: You get options, with their rules
The fares come by phone, text or email, each with its rules: whether it can be changed or refunded, at what cost, and the baggage it includes. If your plans may change, ask for a fare with fewer restrictions.
Your fare, booked
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Step 4: You choose, the agent books
Say which fare you want. The agent books it in each traveler’s name, you pay by credit or debit card, and the e-ticket comes to your email with the ticket number and the booking details for each airline you fly.
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Step 5: A line open 24/7 after you book
Customer service answers at +1 (855) 811-3807 before, during and after your trip. Requests to change or cancel a ticket go in writing to [email protected], as the booking terms ask.
Paying and your ticket
In short, from the terms and conditions.
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Paid in full, by card
You pay in full when the booking is made, by credit or debit card. The billing address and the card’s security code are checked before the ticket is issued, and until it is ticketed the fare can change.
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What the price includes
The fare includes the taxes and fees for the flights. Extras the airline charges at check-in, such as additional bags, are paid to the airline.
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Names as on the passport
Each name must match the traveler’s passport exactly. A ticket cannot pass to another person, and a name cannot be changed once it is issued.
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Changes and refunds
They follow the fare’s rules, and many discounted fares allow neither. Where a fare allows them, the airline’s penalties and a BuyBusinessClass fee apply.