* There are 3 basic travel seasons for international travel: (dates may vary by airlines)
Low (1.Nov – 13Dec and 25Dec – 31Mar)
Shoulder (1.Apr – 26May and 1.Sep – 31Oct)
High (27.May – 31.Aug and 14.Dec – 24.Dec)
* Weekend travel (Friday-Sunday) is usually $50-60 more expensive than midweek (Monday-Thursday)
* Aircraft cabin is divided in first, business and economy classes of service. Economy class has same type of service for everyone but there are a lot of different fares offered for it. The difference is in the length of stay and change/cancellation restrictions.
The lowest fares are usually non refundable and sometimes non changeable. If you prefer to have flexible dates and changes without penalties, those tickets are very expensive.
* Always leave your phone number and e mail so agent or airline may contact you if necessary
* Reconfirm your flights 2-3 days prior to scheduled departure or return. List of airlines’ phone numbers in the US may be found
here
* Child discount applies to passengers between 2 and 11 years old only
Infant discount applies to passengers up to 2 years old only (no seat shall be occupied)
Parents wishing to have seat for an infant have to pay child fare.*
Check with your agent or with the Consulate if you need entry or transit visas. US Citizens usually may enter and transit most of the European countries. It is passenger’s responsibility to have valid passport and visas before departure. Airlines have full rights to deny boarding without obligation if documents are not in compliance with government regulations.
