How do you organise or book a flight

i travel a lot by air- i always book my flights online, either with priceline or travelocity. they offer very reasonable air fares. i fly to asia a lot from new york so i have to find great deals on international flights. do not go to your airline at the airport- you will overpay way way too much. a lot of the deals offered online also come with special rates on hotels and rent a car offers too.

Nowadays I usually book with the airlines that offers the cheapest fare to my next destination. And with the advent of budget airlines, I usually go with them and hence book online. I am a travel agent and believe me nothing compares to the price of some budget airlines as to those of the regular airlines. A decade ago, I only book on airlines which I can earn miles. But with budget airlines today, who needs miles if you can buy 3 tickets from the budget airlines compared to 1 ticket of the regular airlines. I have been traveling near my home country thus I am saying this. But if long haul flights are concerned, I might take the regular airlines. But then again, some budget airlines are introducing cheap fares from Asia to Europe. We will see.

Hello there! Booking a flight is really a task when you want to travel. You cannot go places without your ticket. Often times I go to travel agency to book a flight. This way I can get the ticket myself. Though I had use other means like online booking but sometimes this is more of a work because you need to send money just the same and have your ticket be printed else where if you do not have a printer.

I used to think that you had to go to the airport to book a flight. Thank goodness for travel agents. Going to them and letting them take care of it for you is one less burden when you travel. Now there is even the advantages of booking a flight online on your own.

We usually book our flights online. There, you can see the best offer depending on the dates and time you specified. Dates that are months after the day of booking are usually cheaper but still, the offers vary from day to day. Just choose which suits best for you. We then print a copy and have it change into a real ticket on the day of flight.

You can search in travel.yahoo.com There are lot of information on the web that can help you organize a trip

I used to go on line but am having second thought in regards to booking international flights and will go through a Travel Agent. My family traveled to Europe last summer and we could have saved if I had consulted a travel agent and booked with them.

When I booked my trip around the world I used a travel agent that specializes in travel to Australia and New Zealand. They have offices in London and other cities in my home country. They offer great deals on long haul flights. Then when I booked my flight to New Zealand and the Pacific Islands I booked on the airline's own website. I used travel agents offering cheap flights to go to other places. To find out the best deal for my latest trip I used a search called Flight Scanner. It was able to find me the cheapest route which was London-Madrid-Bogota-Cartagena De Indias return. Then I booked with a travel agent that is well known for its reasonable cost. When I was a single person I looked for the best quality airline and wasn't too bothered with flight times. Sometimes I arrived or departed in the middle of the night. I was keen on getting the most convenient airport location. One time I was very poor so chose a low cost airline and then took a bus on to my first destination. Now I travel with my three year old disabled son and my baby daughter. It is expensive for me to get an adult, a child and an infant fare. I want to travel on a decent airline that has convenient flight times. Though on my last trip we had to stay overnight close to London, then we had a delayed flight, missed our connecting flight, were forced to stay overnight in Bogota and then when we arrived found our luggage was missing.

I always book my flights online. I usually check out several booking websites such as cheaptickets. But more times than not I go with a particular airline. I do the comparison, but find a lot of times its cheaper if you go to the airline's website directly and book from there. The biggest influence is the cost, second would be time of departure/arrival, depending on if I'm needing to get somewhere at a particular time.

I go for the most reasonable priced option.I'll choose the same airline if i am satisfied with their service.I prefer to book my ticket through an agent.The reason being my credit limit is small and my card can't accommodate the fare of all my family members.