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Origin City: Your starting airport.
Destination City: Where you intend to fly.
Departure Date: The date you wish to leave.
Return Date: The date you wish to come back.
Number of Passengers: Specify how many adults, children, or infants will be traveling.
Cabin Class: Select your preferred cabin (e.g., Economy, Business, First).
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Q2: What is the benefit of booking a round trip instead of two one-way tickets? A: Round trip tickets are often more cost-effective than purchasing two separate one-way tickets on the same airline. Airlines frequently offer better pricing for round-trip travel to incentivize passengers to book both legs of their journey with them.
Q3: What happens if I miss my outbound flight on a round trip booking?
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