Step 1. In the search bar, fill out your departure point, arrival point, travel dates, number of passengers and click search
Step 2. Look through the search results and select the best flight for you
Step 3. Complete your passenger details and contact information
Step 4. Add any travel products for example flexible travel dates or health insurance for visa purposes
Step 5. Select your prefered payment method and click ""continue""
Step 6. That's it! You have now successfully made a booking. Your booking confirmation will be sent to the e-mail address that you provided on the passenger details page.
If you selected bank transfer or card as your method of payment, please make payment immediately as ticket prices are subject to availability. After we have confirmed receipt of payment during our working hours, your ticket is issued and emailed as an e-ticket to address on the booking.
Please remember to make sure that the names of the travellers are correct at the time of booking. If they are incorrect, you may be charged a fee or you could forfeit the entire ticket if your payment has been confirmed and the ticket has been issued.
The best time to book is when you see a ticket price that you can afford.
We do recommend that for trips in June, July, August and September, you purchase your flights in either February, March and April to take advantage of even lower prices. This is because some airlines may have plenty of availability and you can take advantage of the cheaper pricing.
To increase your baggage allowance after you have received your e-ticket, you can do this directly on the airline's website by using the airline record locator displayed on your e-ticket. In some cases, as you are making a booking on the website or on Flapp, you may be able to add extra bags.
This service depends on the flight and the airline.
Any flight with connections by the airline is guaranteed by the airline as having enough time to connect from one flight to another. Please note that distances between gates differ greatly from airport to airport and it is still your responsibility to arrive at the gate on time.
If you have booked two or more separate flights on either different or the same airline, then the individual airlines can not guarantee that the connection time is sufficient or that you will be taken care off in the case of a delay by one of the airlines. If you are carrying luggage, you may also need to recheck in your bags before boarding your next flight.
The differences are:
Non-stop or nonstop flights get you to your destination with no stops along the way.
Direct flights will also take you to your destination but in some select cases, there may be a stop in between without you having to leave the aeroplane and sometimes a transit visa is required.
A technical stop also does not require you to leave the aeroplane as it is commonly used to refuel the aircraft or pick up additional passengers.
A connecting flight requires the passengers to change from one plane or airline to another at an intermediate point, called the connecting point, on the way to their destination. Some airlines do not require a transit visa for passengers when changing planes. A transit visa may be required if passengers are changing airport though.
An e-ticket is the electronic travel document that you will use to board the flight. Once the e-ticket is issued, your travel information is stored in the airline database. Upon confirmation of payment, your ticket is issued and the e-ticket is sent to the email address that you used when making the booking. The e-ticket must be presented at the airline's counter for you to board the plane.
Yes, it is possible to travel on a one-way ticket. However, this depends on your travel document and your destination.
Airlines do request that special luggage / additional luggage is reported before departure as there may be a fee that will need to be paid at the airport with the respective airline. Kindly contact the airline directly for more information.