Know These Terms When Booking a Flight: Beginner's Guide
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- In this video, I explain the most common airport terminology you need to know when booking flights that will help make your airport experience smoother and stress-free. So whether you are a seasoned traveler or a first time traveler, this video will help you understand the most common language used when booking flights.
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📔 Show Notes and Resources📔
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About: In this video, Ben explains the most common terminology used when it comes to booking flights. This video is part one of a four part series.
Timecodes:
0:00 Intro
0:38 Domestic & International Flight
1:03 Direct, Non-stop & Connecting Flight
2:02 Layover, Stopover, Transfer, & Transit
3:27 Split Ticket
3:41 Interline Agreement
4:27 Onward Ticket, Outbound Flight, Inbound Flight
5:19 Leg of a Flight, Long Haul Flights
5:52 Online Check-in, Boarding Pass
6:39 Hidden City Ticketing
7:00 Frequent Flyer Points/Miles
7:20 Reservation/Confirmation Number, Flight Number
7:50 Travel Insurance
8:07 Pre-Selecting Seats
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What questions can I help answer?
What if I get my flight booked by someone else, what do I need to do for tsa and all that
@@dae_dae527 as long as your name and birthdate matches exactly what is on your ID then that is all that is required for TSA.
Inbound and outbound
I'll never get over how well you lay out information. You are always so clear and concise. It speaks to the L&D professional in me. ❤
Thank you! I always appreciate your kind words!
Excellent. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Ben, this is very informative and helpful video for anyone who may be unfamiliar with common airport terminology when booking flights. It's always important to understand the language used in any industry, and this provides a great introduction to the world of air travel. Any travel insurance recommendations you might want to share?
For travel insurance a good site to use is www.insuremytrip.com/ it will give you the best rates based on your needs.
@@BenDreamVacations This is great, Ben. Will check it out. Thank you.
Hi Ben,
Can you recommend a travel insurance ( medical and free cancellation if possible ) for international . There are some out there on the web that I don’t know which one trusts. I watch most of your videos and you’re the best on UA-cam. I will take your advice wholeheartedly. Thank you.
Thank you for the kind words. I appreciate it! For travel insurance this is the best site to use 👉 www.insuremytrip.com/
@@BenDreamVacations Thank you so much for the info.
Hello Ben I am from Cameroon and really follow your videos closely.. Will soon be traveling with my daughter on an international flight . Can you please do a video on how to travel with a child especially when we reach the TSA.
Do children equally have same kg as adults ?
Hello Ndiana, that is a great video idea! I have two daughters myself but neither of them have been on a plane before. I need to learn the TSA process for traveling with kids since we are planning on doing a trip later this year. How soon will you be traveling?
As far luggage requirements for children, it differs for each airline. Typically, if they are traveling for free, your children's luggage will count towards your own weight limit. Otherwise, if they are old enough to occupy their own seat then their luggage requirements will be the same as adults.
@@BenDreamVacations we will be traveling by August. Please will like to know how do we do to have access to WiFi in airports should in case we need to communicate with family back home during the journey..
@@BenDreamVacations thanks for your reply 🙏
@@ndianamagdalene Just about every airport has free WiFi that you can access. Whichever electronic device you are using just open up the WiFi setting and choose the airport name and you will be connected to the WiFi. I will warn you, the WiFi is not the best so it may be slow. You may be able to access WiFi on your flight for a fee.
Is. no plane change mean i wouldn't have to get off the plane
In most cases yes, you will just stay on the plane while some passengers get off and others get on. Or the other scenario is that everyone will get off and then you will end up re-boarding the same plane.
@@BenDreamVacations thank you so much your vids are very very helpful