Before you start choosing an airline, decide on your goals and objectives. Do you want to reach your destination as quickly as possible? Or maybe you need inexpensive tickets? Or will you only fly on the plane that will provide you with maximum comfort? Or maybe all these factors are of secondary importance compared to the safety of the flight? Based on the criteria you have defined, you can start looking for the carrier that suits you.
It is necessary
the Internet
Instructions
Step 1
There are a number of reputable companies, whose name has long been heard, that have been working in the transport market for more than a decade. Their names immediately inspire confidence that the flight will go smoothly, without any delays or overlaps. These are usually large companies that fly to different parts of the world, have a large fleet, comfortable planes and not the cheapest tickets. But they reward their regular customers with all kinds of bonuses, discounts and, from time to time, carry out various promotions.
Step 2
If you are concerned about the safety of your flight, you can see which aircraft is performing the flight you are interested in, and then search the Internet for statistics on accidents and malfunctions that occurred with these types of aircraft, no matter which airline they belong to. In addition, you can search and study the history of the airline you are interested in on the Internet and find out if they have ever had serious accidents or if there were any problems at all that could affect the quality of flights.
Step 3
If you need the cheapest tickets possible, pay attention to the so-called "low-cost airlines", that is, airlines that significantly reduce the cost of tickets due to the fact that they put more seats on their planes, take off from not the most status airports, do not feed passengers on board, offer additional paid services (for example, baggage transportation or seat selection in the cabin). You can also look for charter flights, but be aware that they may be canceled or rescheduled.
Step 4
Another cheap flight option is connecting flights, where you fly on one plane and then transfer and hop on a second plane. Oddly enough, a two-plane flight is often much cheaper than a direct flight, although it takes longer. The break between two planes can be an hour or a whole day. It is most profitable to fly on two planes of the same airline. For example, if your first plane is delayed, then the second one will either wait for you, or if it still leaves without you, the company's employees will offer you to fly on the next flight.
