Jet Airways, Kingfisher Airlines (Kingfisher Class / First) and Air India (AI & IC) are offered as full service airlines. They offer full services including free in-flight meals.
Direct Flights are where two cities are connected by a single aircraft. Thus flights with none, one or more intermediate stops, but with no change of aircraft are known as direct flights.
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Direct Non-stop flights are generally the shortest in duration followed by direct flights with stops.
Indirect flights are those where transit via intermediate cities are involved. Indirect flights involve change of aircraft. No break of journey is permitted.
If the duration of transit is longer than 48 hours and thus involving a break in journey, is termed a stopover. The cheapest international fares restrict en route stopovers. Higher fare levels may permit stopovers.
We have designed our system to provide results based on the lowest class upwards. The default class is economy since the largest volume of travel is on economy class, and the best fares are featured under economy.
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Apart from ECONOMY class which has been provided as a default, the other classes include BUSINESS class (Also known as CLUB or EXECUTIVE Class) and First Class.
You can book up to a maximum of 9 passengers at one go. However if you have a larger group, we request you to call us on our toll free numbers for further assistance.
A pregnant woman is allowed to travel only up to 36 weeks into her pregnancy for both domestic and international travel. It is mandatory to have an 'OK to travel' certificate given by a certified gynecologist. However every airline has its own policy for travel pertaining to pregnant woman.
'Check Rules' is a very important link because you must know the specific rules regarding the fare that you are considering booking. Certain fares have cancellations and amendment restrictions and it is important to be clear about these rules.
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Rules will differ from result to result and is laid down by the airline for a particular fare.
Meal Requests can be provided while making the booking. However the same cannot be guaranteed as it is subject to availability. This feature is available only for Full Service Carriers.
You can enter the frequent flyer number while making the booking. Please note that mileage points awarded will be dependent on the class of travel as defined by the airline.
This can be done by the 'Add More' link which allows multiple frequent flyer number entries. For each Frequent Flyer Number entry, select the airline and enter the number in the corresponding box.
An airline PNR is the Passenger Name Record, and is the reference for the particular booking that is logged in the Airline Reservation System. The airlines will be able to assist you with the help of this number.
An electronic ticket or e-ticket is the replacement for the manual paper airline ticket, and is a paperless electronic document. A print of the e-ticket is mandatory to check-in and board a flight.
E-tickets are designed to improve passenger convenience, allows greater flexibility to the passenger and the travel agent to make changes to the itinerary over the phone or system.
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Ticket processing and handling charges are reduced with the elimination of the paper documents. E-Tickets can be delivered by e-mail, and thus tickets cannot get lost or wrongly delivered.
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E-tickets cannot get lost or mutilated the way physical tickets can, thus fraud associated with paper tickets such as false use of stolen or lost tickets or issuance of counterfeit tickets is eliminated.
The passenger presents himself for check-in, with the Passenger E-ticket Receipt containing the e-ticket number accompanied by Photo Identification proof. The seat is allocated and boarding pass issued.
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In absence of the Passenger E-ticket Receipt, the passenger may provide the PNR (Airline Reference). The airline check-in staff will then scrutinize the supporting identification.
Photo Identification that can be used by the passenger includes.
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Passport (most preferred and mandatory for International Travel).
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Driving License.
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Photo Credit Card.
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PAN Card issued by the Income Tax Department.
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Voter's ID Card issued by the Election Commission.
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Government Issued ID-Card.
It is important that the name on the E-Ticket matches the name on the photo identification produced for travel, else the passenger could be denied boarding.
For domestic flights, reconfirmation is not mandatory. In case of international flights, it is airline dependent, but highly recommended.
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Ezeego1 will always ensure that your booking (PNR) is reconfirmed for the first outbound sector. While travelling, you will need to contact the airline locally and reconfirm onward or return flights.
Generally last minute amendments can be done directly with the airline or at the airport. When you speak to the airline, ensure that you have the PNR number provided to you.
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However please note that these will be subject to the Fare Rules & restrictions applicable for the fare/ticket in question.
As per airlines restrictions/limitation on baggage, if you travel economy class, you will be permitted to check-in 20 kg per person. For Business Class this would be 30 kg and for first class 40 kg.
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However, for USA & Canada, two pieces of checked-in baggage weigh not exceeding 23 kg each and the total dimensions (length, height and width) not exceeding 158 cm.
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Exceeding the maximum permitted baggage allowances will entail excess baggage charges.
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The above is most common but may vary from airline to airline and the destination
Generally, airlines permit one piece of hand luggage weighing up to 7 kg, with set dimensions 115 cm (length 50 cm + height 45 cm + width 20 cm).
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Laptop is permitted in addition to the hand baggage. Most airline also permit other articles like an umbrella, Infant’s food for consumption in flight and infant’s carrying basket, A pair of crutches and/or other prosthetic devices for the passenger’s use provided the passenger is dependent upon them, etc
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Exceeding the maximum permitted baggage allowances will entail excess baggage charges.
In such a situation, immediately report the loss or delay to the concerned airline counter at the destination and file an indemnity report and submit it at the same counter. The airline concerned will try to trace your baggage at the earliest.
