lemme ask you did you get lost or did it go smoothly ? i’m going on a flight by myself for the first time internationally at 18 so it’s a little nerve wracking
@@brandon-ty7lh i was nervous, but it went smooth. Definitely getting lost feel was there, but after reaching my destination, i was okay. Before hand, i had to google map,to see the locations just to make sure i am going right. But in the end.. Its self exploration, will get the hang of it, when we start to travel two to three times...
im 17 and my younger cousin is 14. We're flying domestically by ourselves for the first time. Since I'm the older one, I have to take responsibility for the both of us. Unlucky for me, I have no idea how to go through an airport. The last time I flew was when I was 11 years old, and all I did was follow where my parents went. I'm thankful to have stumbled upon this video, this will give me an idea about what to do when I'm already at the airport. Airports are scary especially during this time, so we'll indeed be taking extra safety precautions. Wish us luck guys! Thanks for the info.
@@CoolDude-ib1jg oh the flight and the airport part went smoothly. here's what happened in our flight: when we got off the airport terminal for where our flight was, we went through security. they asked for our id's and some documents. then we placed our belongings in a tray and it went through a conveyor. we went through the metal detector and got our bags back. after that, we went to the check in area. you had to go through a line, and since it's covid, they're making check in's more contactless. so there were machines set up per step. at step 1, you had to fall in line to get your requirements checked again (this includes the covid contact tracing, vaccination card, and etc). then step 2 and 3. there were machines where if you arent checked in yet, you can do that there. then they will print your boarding pass. if you have checked in primarily before you went to the airport, you can skip step 2 and just go straight to printing out your boarding pass and baggage tag. the baggage tag given will be needed on your baggages so that they can be identified esp just in case if they get lost. there are instructions on the tag and you can just put it on your baggages. once you['re done with that, proceed to step 4 where there's a check in counter. the check in counter will weigh your baggages and place them for cargo. they'll ask you questions like "how many bags are yours", "how many people are in this ticket" "are your tickets separate?" and etc. you'll just have to respond to whatever they ask you so that they can input that information for your bags. they also asked for your travel requirements. just show them. after that, you can go ahead to the next area. for us, since we're flying domestically, we went to the domestic area (departure). then we went through security again. this time, they had to separate the gadgets and bags. we put all of our gadgets and metals in one tray, and the other tray were our bags. if your bag gets separated from the conveyor, that means, it's not cleared yet. they'll just have to double check what's in it and they'll give it back to you. after that security, gather your items and go to the waiting area. make sure to stay near your gate so that you won't miss any announcements and you get there easily. once your flight number is called, go to the gate and show your id and boarding pass. since it was covid me and my cousin waiting for the other people to get on first. we didnt want to be close to anyone. after that, you're on the plane flying. once you arrive on your destination, depending on the area you're going to, they'll be needing their own requirements as well. for our area, there wasn't much. we just went straight to the area where you pick up your luggage and we went to our chaperone. i suggest having all your requirements ready and saved on your phone so that it's easier. i put all of my travel reqs in one album in my photo gallery so that i dont have to keep switching back and forth looking for them. you should also include all travel reqs from both where you come from and where you're going to.
@@breyionyasharahla we were flying domestically, so they didn't need too much requirements such as passports and stuff. they just need an id where they can identify you. school id works. they'll also need your ticket and boarding pass. +other covid requirements such as contact tracing qr codes, vaccination cert or card, and (in our country we have this qr code and document where the gov allows you to travel)called s-pass.
This video is a summary and skipped important details but they give an important response in all cases which is "do not feel shy. Ask questions". It's even more complicated in some of the biggest airports where there are many check-ins and transportation needed inside the airport. I wish there were some apps that guide you live like a gps telling you where in the airport you at, what you need to do, which direction you should go.
There are signs EVERYWHERE, it is almost impossible to get lost at an airport, and there is a herd mentality order, where you just know where you are meant to go. One thing that people forget is stocking up on boiled sweets, because there is nothing you can do about compressed ears on a plane, and it's better to just carry some in-case.
Thank you Soo much for showing me this stuff! I'm 13 and I'm flying for the first time alone, pretty much all of my questions were answered here! You guys deserve more subs!
Travelling on my own for the first time. I haven't been on a plane since 2012 where I had my family to help. A bit worried but I will be okay! I will update in a few weeks.
I’m so nervous😩 the last time I was on a plane was in 1999 and I was 6 years old😂 I’m 28 now, although my flight is only 1 hour I’m still freaking out because I have no idea what to do at the airport lol.. thank you!!!
i’m doing a solo flight at 18 like the week of my birthday going internationally and i’m super scared because i don’t want anything to go wrong did it go smooth
I’m 17 and Im going to travel for the first time and alone in a week and this video was very helpful 😅 I feel like I will get lost and I have no idea what I’m gonna do
ive been on an airplane so many times years ago, but this time im going alone to see my bf in england from usa and i forgot everything that i had to do lmao my anxiety is sky rocketing!! even more with all this covid stuff that we need to do :/
This video is really helpful thank you😊 Can you make another one of thise video how it is like in germany berlin first time flying and what we are not allowed to take with us
I’m going from Florida to Missouri on oct 13th- 16th round trip an it’s gonna be 5 ppl total an nun of us been on the plane..I’m so confused I just don’t wanna get left behind wish me luck bc I never been away from my mom I got major separation anxiety 🤧🍀.
I'm 22 and I wish to travel some where alone but I'm not allowed to :))... and I have never been on a flight. Watching these videos to manifest I guess.
What of you drop to another country's airport to catch another plane to your destination country do the luggages get carried by airport stuff to the other plane you are about to board??
@@dulceperez1694 domestic means you are traveling inside your country while international means you are traveling to a different country. In international flights you need to check into customs to make sure you can fly to that country. That’s all I know😅
Going to travel for the first time. I dont know why i get this "getting lost" feeling . Lol.
lemme ask you did you get lost or did it go smoothly ? i’m going on a flight by myself for the first time internationally at 18 so it’s a little nerve wracking
Same, travelling alone for the first time it's kinda scary since i have anxiety. Deym
@@brandon-ty7lh i was nervous, but it went smooth. Definitely getting lost feel was there, but after reaching my destination, i was okay. Before hand, i had to google map,to see the locations just to make sure i am going right. But in the end.. Its self exploration, will get the hang of it, when we start to travel two to three times...
@@missjerena6591 yup. True. In the last two years, travelled twice, i still had that feeling.
yo I'm 16 and im gonna have my first international flight alone
im 17 and my younger cousin is 14. We're flying domestically by ourselves for the first time. Since I'm the older one, I have to take responsibility for the both of us. Unlucky for me, I have no idea how to go through an airport. The last time I flew was when I was 11 years old, and all I did was follow where my parents went.
I'm thankful to have stumbled upon this video, this will give me an idea about what to do when I'm already at the airport. Airports are scary especially during this time, so we'll indeed be taking extra safety precautions. Wish us luck guys! Thanks for the info.
I hope everything ended well
Update us how it went this same thing with me it just I’m 16 and my sis is 12 we going to go to germany so yeah
How did your cousin fly without identification
@@CoolDude-ib1jg oh the flight and the airport part went smoothly.
here's what happened in our flight:
when we got off the airport terminal for where our flight was, we went through security. they asked for our id's and some documents. then we placed our belongings in a tray and it went through a conveyor. we went through the metal detector and got our bags back. after that, we went to the check in area. you had to go through a line, and since it's covid, they're making check in's more contactless. so there were machines set up per step. at step 1, you had to fall in line to get your requirements checked again (this includes the covid contact tracing, vaccination card, and etc). then step 2 and 3. there were machines where if you arent checked in yet, you can do that there. then they will print your boarding pass. if you have checked in primarily before you went to the airport, you can skip step 2 and just go straight to printing out your boarding pass and baggage tag. the baggage tag given will be needed on your baggages so that they can be identified esp just in case if they get lost. there are instructions on the tag and you can just put it on your baggages. once you['re done with that, proceed to step 4 where there's a check in counter. the check in counter will weigh your baggages and place them for cargo. they'll ask you questions like "how many bags are yours", "how many people are in this ticket" "are your tickets separate?" and etc. you'll just have to respond to whatever they ask you so that they can input that information for your bags. they also asked for your travel requirements. just show them.
after that, you can go ahead to the next area. for us, since we're flying domestically, we went to the domestic area (departure). then we went through security again. this time, they had to separate the gadgets and bags. we put all of our gadgets and metals in one tray, and the other tray were our bags. if your bag gets separated from the conveyor, that means, it's not cleared yet. they'll just have to double check what's in it and they'll give it back to you.
after that security, gather your items and go to the waiting area. make sure to stay near your gate so that you won't miss any announcements and you get there easily. once your flight number is called, go to the gate and show your id and boarding pass. since it was covid me and my cousin waiting for the other people to get on first. we didnt want to be close to anyone.
after that, you're on the plane flying.
once you arrive on your destination, depending on the area you're going to, they'll be needing their own requirements as well. for our area, there wasn't much. we just went straight to the area where you pick up your luggage and we went to our chaperone.
i suggest having all your requirements ready and saved on your phone so that it's easier. i put all of my travel reqs in one album in my photo gallery so that i dont have to keep switching back and forth looking for them.
you should also include all travel reqs from both where you come from and where you're going to.
@@breyionyasharahla we were flying domestically, so they didn't need too much requirements such as passports and stuff. they just need an id where they can identify you. school id works. they'll also need your ticket and boarding pass. +other covid requirements such as contact tracing qr codes, vaccination cert or card, and (in our country we have this qr code and document where the gov allows you to travel)called s-pass.
this is so hard ,wow its like studying for an academic degree
I know right like how many IDs do you need?
@@mankirankamaal7251 he said you need to show ONE of them
I tell you😂😭such a pain in the ass
This video is a summary and skipped important details but they give an important response in all cases which is "do not feel shy. Ask questions". It's even more complicated in some of the biggest airports where there are many check-ins and transportation needed inside the airport. I wish there were some apps that guide you live like a gps telling you where in the airport you at, what you need to do, which direction you should go.
@@alfaralph7710 lol fr . i’m nervous bc i’ve never been to an airport like WHERE DO I GO
I'm 19, never been on a flight, and I'm going by myself next week to see my boyfriend. I have no fucking idea what to do tbh lmao
How’d it go ?
Once again another non response
How did it go
Hope you guys broke up
@@scurry357 ONG 🤣🤣
There are signs EVERYWHERE, it is almost impossible to get lost at an airport, and there is a herd mentality order, where you just know where you are meant to go. One thing that people forget is stocking up on boiled sweets, because there is nothing you can do about compressed ears on a plane, and it's better to just carry some in-case.
Very informative for first time travellers
agree....very helpful
Flying to meet my international friends, this is a life saver.
I'm 15 and gonna travel for the first time... A bit scared to get lost tho 😂😂
Same bro
LOL 😂😂
Same
VOLTAPVP QUITED EXACTLY SAME IS WITH ME AND IAM 15
VOLTAPVP QUITED hey..same age ...and gonna travel for d first time
"Water is free" *Ryian air chuckling in the corner*
no Ryanair in India,where MakeMyTrip functions from
Thank you Soo much for showing me this stuff! I'm 13 and I'm flying for the first time alone, pretty much all of my questions were answered here!
You guys deserve more subs!
same
ACS TECHNICAL stop by my channel and watch my video on my experience ? 💜 highly appreciate it
I'm 16 and I gotta do it alone, I'm scared 😭
same!!
Travelling on my own for the first time. I haven't been on a plane since 2012 where I had my family to help. A bit worried but I will be okay! I will update in a few weeks.
I’m so nervous😩 the last time I was on a plane was in 1999 and I was 6 years old😂 I’m 28 now, although my flight is only 1 hour I’m still freaking out because I have no idea what to do at the airport lol.. thank you!!!
How was it? This will be my first time flying alone and i have anxiety lol
@@tatyanalewis8019 how was it?
Same here I think I'll get lost in airport 😅
I think we all want to know… HOW WAS IT? Man I have my first flight soon and I’m like 20, scared out of my life. Anyone with some words of wisdom?
Bless, thank you for making such a simple and very informative video!!
perfect.. these are the question and queries that needs to be answered for beginners and first timers..
This was very helpful as I'm going to travel for the 1st time and got my tickets booked through MMT only :)
I'll be taking solo flight and it's going to be my first time. I'm kinda scared & nervous . These tips are helpful. Thank you very much.
i’m doing a solo flight at 18 like the week of my birthday going internationally and i’m super scared because i don’t want anything to go wrong did it go smooth
@@brandon-ty7lh these niggas never respond
@@unironic1184 that’s true 😳
@@unironic1184 😭😭
@@unironic1184 lol
Thank you! Very helpful and simple to follow.
thank very much it helped cause soon ill be traveling and i had no clue wath to do still a bit scared bun now ama be ok
Helped alot! Ty so much mmt!!!😊😊😊🙏🙏🙏❤
This is very helpful for fort time flyers, I feel more better and confident.
Thank you so much @makemytrip😍❤😘🙏
This is just what I was searching for thankyou sooo much makemytrip!
Extremely helpful! Thank you!
Useful video for first time flier, thanks MMT.
Thank you... This is so useful 🙏🏻
thank you for this video. very helpful
Very helpful. Thanks!
Thanks. Great video tutorial!
if your 12 and going alone first time 😦😧😥😞😫🙇😓😭😭😭
Sir it is the perfect knowledge that u had given us
Thnk u
Very helpful thank you.
This is so helpful thank you!
Im going to fly alone next month im 21 years old and I did get my passport yesterday, THIS IS MY FIRST TIME , thank you for the video
Thank you it's a very helpful one❤️
Thank you very much it helped :)
Thank yiu very comprehensive.
this video helped me alot thanks.
Thank you! Greetings from Sweden! :)
wow thanks a lot for Makemytrip For this very useful video....
I am 19 gonna travel alone for the first time abroad.
thank you i needed this!
Really helpful thank you!!
very nice.. i was searching for this video few days back
Superb video ...Very clear and perfect explaination
Too good. Thanks a lot
I don’t have passport yet but idk why am I here. 😂
same
lol me too
This is very helpful thank u.. :)
But i wonder why theres no ads on the video.. 😢
First time flying alone back home thank you
Thanks for the video make my trip :)
Thank you so much
very helpful thanks!!
Thank u this is a big help
nice information for first time traveller....
I'll be travelling alone for the first time and nothing on youtube seems helpful except for this.
Thanks for the information.
Thank you very useful
I’m 17 and Im going to travel for the first time and alone in a week and this video was very helpful 😅 I feel like I will get lost and I have no idea what I’m gonna do
Same I’m going on my first flight in 2 days with my sister. I’m 13 and I feel like I will have no idea what to do.
Same I go in 4 days 😭
ive been on an airplane so many times years ago, but this time im going alone to see my bf in england from usa and i forgot everything that i had to do lmao my anxiety is sky rocketing!! even more with all this covid stuff that we need to do :/
thank you so much
This video is really helpful thank you😊
Can you make another one of thise video how it is like in germany berlin first time flying and what we are not allowed to take with us
thank you
I can't explain how useful this is
Soooooper explanation thank you sir
Helpful.. It's my second .. And I'm still alil worried about it
Thank you :)
excellent...really helpful
Thank You
Thank you
Beautiful
Very useful video.. Thank youu
Very hopeful 👏
Thanks Raj
Nice.....is it same procedure for international flights?
wow step by step procedure....a like for that
Could you tell me how to make this video? What kind of program did you use?
great job
Like a pro👏
Fantastic video
I'm flying on my own on my 16th birthday. This will be my first time travelling solo.
Thanks
I'm 12 ganna travel by my own from canada to Philippines
I'm 22. I will go back in usa this coming june alone. ph -> usa OMG. :3
Ok cool
Is it mandatory to take the print out of the ticket that we have booked from MakeMyTrip to show at airport or that e-ticket is sufficient?????
Explain about connecting flights procedure
very helpful
Do we need an invoice of our tickets at the airport?
Thank you so so much i should have seen this vid before my first flight i got some problem but whatever haha
Thnk u
2:08 this all doc is only for domestic not for international :)
Can you please say about international?
Patríc H you must have a passport
Great video
Thank you guys my fist trip is to bima from india any suggestions??
Kya induction machine (cooking device) home theater allow rhta h
I'm a first time flyer traveling alone to Auckland New Zealand sometime in March im so nervous wish me luck
homebody good luck !! I hope you do great! If you can also stop by my channel and watch my video on my experience that’d be great! 💜
@@Monigalvan thank you, and will do 😊
best video
if you are only bringing a book bag, would you need a tag?
I’m going from Florida to Missouri on oct 13th- 16th round trip an it’s gonna be 5 ppl total an nun of us been on the plane..I’m so confused I just don’t wanna get left behind wish me luck bc I never been away from my mom I got major separation anxiety 🤧🍀.
I'm 22 and I wish to travel some where alone but I'm not allowed to :))... and I have never been on a flight. Watching these videos to manifest I guess.
Great Job Done
What of you drop to another country's airport to catch another plane to your destination country do the luggages get carried by airport stuff to the other plane you are about to board??
Quite usefull
this is only for domestic not for international flights...so beware of that
hardeep singh which is the difference?
@@dulceperez1694 domestic means you are traveling inside your country while international means you are traveling to a different country. In international flights you need to check into customs to make sure you can fly to that country. That’s all I know😅
Whoa so much of procedure