Gather Customer Requirements:

• Origin and Destination: Starting location and arrival city.
• Travel Dates: Departure and return dates (if round-trip).
• Class Preference: Economy, Premium Economy, Business Class, or First Class.
• Passenger Details: Names (as per passport), number of travelers, passport information (if international).
• Additional Needs: Special meals, wheelchair assistance, or seat preferences.

Research Flight Options:

• Use flight booking platforms like:
  • Online Travel Agencies (OTAs): Skyscanner, Expedia, Kayak, or Google Flights.
  • Direct Airline Websites: Search for deals or promo codes.
• Compare pricing, travel duration, layovers, and cancellation policies.

Special Services:

• Group Bookings: Request bulk discounts for larger groups.
• Flexible Fares: For travelers uncertain of dates, offer fares with free changes or refunds.
• Code-Share Flights: Check partner airlines for more options or better fares.

Provide Ticket Details to Clients:

• Share the airline, flight number, departure/arrival timings, and luggage allowance.
• Confirm e-tickets are received and properly documented.

Post-Ticketing Support:

• Monitor flight status for potential changes (delays/cancellations).
• Assist with check-in if needed (many airlines allow online check-in 24–48 hours before departure).
• Keep clients updated on travel documents or visa needs for international flights.