Preflight checklist: what to confirm before booking and flying

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Before booking

Traveller names and details match what the provider asks for
Ask the airline or booking provider how names must appear and check each traveller before paying.
Which airline operates each flight
Look for "operated by" on every flight. Baggage and check-in rules can follow the operating airline.
Whether the trip is one ticket or separate tickets
Separate tickets can mean separate baggage allowances and no protection if a connection is missed. Ask the seller.
Cabin and checked baggage included for every traveller and flight
Check the allowance shown on the booking itself, including any infant or special items.
Seat needs and whether seats cost extra
If travellers need to sit together, check what the airline offers; Flyfee cannot promise seating.
Change, cancellation and refund terms of the exact fare
Read the fare rules and the booking provider's own fees. A "refundable" label can have conditions.
Total cost including the extras you need
Use the total trip cost tool to compare quotes after extras.
Travel document and entry requirements from official government sources
Use official government or airline sources. Flyfee does not assess eligibility.

Before departure

Official check-in instructions and times for each flight
Use the airline's own instructions for your flight; there is no universal deadline.
Booking still confirmed with the same flights and times
Check the booking with the airline or provider in case of schedule changes.
Bags weighed and measured, including wheels and handles
Use the baggage check tool with the limit from your booking.
Required travel documents packed and valid
Re-check official requirements close to departure.
Connection and transfer arrangements confirmed
For separate tickets, confirm baggage recheck and timing with each airline.

This list prompts you to check things with the airline, your booking provider and official government sources. It does not decide whether you can travel, and there is no universal check-in deadline.