Guide to Air Travel
- There are several ways to reserve a flight. Try visiting an online flight consolidator, a company that buys unsold airline seats. If a flight matches your time frame and budget, call the airline or visit its website to compare schedules and pricing. Consider travel agents for complicated flight schedules. Their information and experience may get you the best flight deal.
- Be aware of regulations for checked and carry on bags, along with size and weight limits. According to the Transportation Security Administration, you will get through security faster by packing your carry on so it is easy to identify items inside. Pack a layer of clothing, a layer of electronics, and another layer of clothing. Put larger electronics on top.
- When things go wrong, know the proper procedure to file a complaint. It is temping to become angry with airline staff when frustrated and tired, but following protocol is more likely to bring the best results. Visit the airline's customer service desk for help to resolve the issue.
Ticketing
Baggage and Security
Resolving Complaints
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