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Airfares fluctuate constantly. In general, booking 6–8 weeks before domestic flights and 2–4 months before international flights gives you the best balance of price and availability. 
Mid‑week departures (Tuesdays and Wednesdays) are often cheaper than weekends. |
Keep in mind, though, that the exact timing can shift depending on your departure city and region, since local demand and peak travel seasons play a big role in pricing.

It depends on your route and priorities. Low-cost carriers often win on price but charge extra for bags and meals. Full-service airlines may cost more upfront but include perks like baggage, meals, and loyalty points. Always compare the total cost rather than just the base fare.

Not all tickets are equal. Some fares include only the seat and a small carry-on, while others cover checked baggage, meals, and seat selection. Always check the fare rules before booking to avoid surprise fees.

Baggage rules vary by airline and ticket type. Economy fares may allow only a carry-on, while premium tickets include multiple checked bags. Overweight or extra bags can be expensive, so weigh your luggage in advance.

Yes—flexibility is one of the biggest money-savers. Flying a day earlier or later can reduce fares significantly. Many booking sites have a “flexible dates” search that shows cheaper options around your chosen dates.

Policies vary widely. Some airlines now offer free changes on certain fares, while others charge rebooking fees. Refundable tickets cost more but give peace of mind. Always read the cancellation policy before confirming.

Layovers can make or break your trip. Short layovers risk missed connections, while long ones can mean hours in the airport. Check the connection time and whether the layover airport requires extra visas or security checks.

Requirements depend on your nationality and destination. Always check the official government or embassy website before booking. Some countries require visas even for transit, while others allow visa-free entry for short stays.

Airlines are regulated for safety, but reliability varies. Look at on-time performance, recent disruptions, and customer reviews. For long-haul or critical trips, choosing a well-established carrier may reduce risks.

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