Do I need my passport to book an international flight by phone?

Have your passport on hand so you can read out your full name exactly as it appears and your passport number if the airline requires it at booking. Not every airline requires this at purchase, but it's good to have ready.

Can an agent help with visa or entry requirements?

Agents can point you to general entry requirement resources, but visa and entry rules should be confirmed with the destination country's official government or embassy site, since requirements change and vary by nationality.

How to Book an International Flight by Phone

Q: Are international phone bookings more expensive?

International fares vary by route, season and airline the same as any booking method. The agent reads out available options and confirms the full price, including any service fee, before you pay.

Q: Can I book multi-city international trips by phone?

Yes. Multi-city and open-jaw international itineraries (flying into one city and out of another) are often easier to book correctly with an agent than through a self-service search tool.

Quick answer: Call +1 (844) 833-0133 with your route, dates and traveler names as they appear on each passport. The agent compares routing and fare options, confirms baggage rules and total price, then books and emails your e-ticket.

Why call for an international flight?

International routes often involve connecting flights across multiple airlines, baggage rules that differ by carrier, and fare classes that are harder to compare on a single search site. A phone agent can search across airline and alliance combinations and explain the trade-offs in plain language before you commit.

What to have ready before you call

Full name exactly as it appears on your passport, for each traveler
Passport number and expiry date (not always required, but good to have)
Departure and arrival cities, and preferred dates
Any visa or entry requirements you've already confirmed for your destination
A payment card for when you're ready to book

Step by step

Call and share your route. Dial +1 (844) 833-0133 and tell the agent your origin, destination and travel dates.
Review connection options. The agent reads out routing options, including layover airports and total travel time, so you can pick what fits your schedule.
Confirm baggage and fare rules. International fare rules and baggage allowances vary by airline and cabin class — ask the agent to confirm both before booking.
Provide traveler details. Give full names as they appear on each passport, and passport details if the airline requires them.
Pay and get your e-ticket. Once you confirm the total price, you pay and receive an e-ticket and confirmation number by email.

A note on visas and entry rules

Entry requirements depend on your nationality, destination, and sometimes your layover country. Always confirm current visa, passport validity, and health requirements with the destination's official government or embassy website — an agent can point you toward general guidance but isn't a substitute for official sources.

Common questions

Can I book an international flight by phone?

Yes. Agents can search and book international itineraries, including connecting flights across multiple airlines.

Do I need my passport to book?

Have it on hand to read out your full name and passport number if the airline requires it at booking.

Can an agent help with visa requirements?

Agents can point you to general resources, but confirm visa and entry rules with the destination's official government or embassy site.

Are international phone bookings more expensive?

Fares vary by route, season and airline either way. The agent confirms the full price, including any service fee, before you pay.

Can I book multi-city international trips by phone?

Yes, including open-jaw itineraries that fly into one city and out of another.