Flight Fare, Fees & Pricing Disclosure

1. What to check in the complete amount

• Base airfare for the selected flights and passenger types.
• Applicable taxes, mandatory carrier charges, and other required booking charges.
• Any separately disclosed agency service or assistance fee.
• Optional baggage, seats, and other extras you expressly select.
• The currency, number of passengers, travel segments, and whether the figure is per person or for the full booking.

2. Search results, availability, and ticket issuance

A flight result or quotation is based on the requested search and available supplier information. Seats and fares can change before issuance. Ask for the status of a held option and any deadline rather than assuming that a page or phone discussion guarantees availability.

An updated itinerary or higher price needs your approval before a new charge. A reservation reference or payment hold is not by itself an issued ticket. Review ticket information or the provider's ticketless confirmation and contact us if the documents are incomplete.

3. Agency assistance charges

A fee for Makemystrip assistance pays for the described agency service and is distinct from a carrier-imposed fee. Its amount, purpose, and refund conditions must be disclosed before you agree to the service.

No fixed universal booking, cancellation, or refund fee is created by this page. Ask for the applicable itemized quotation and keep it with the receipt. A later service or additional amount requires authorization; general policy wording does not permit an undisclosed deduction.

4. Optional purchases and fare inclusions

Baggage, preferred seats, meals, priority services, and cabin features vary by airline, aircraft, and fare. Some are included and some cost extra. Compare the exact allowance and conditions rather than assuming that a cabin name includes the same services on every flight.

An optional preference may require separate supplier confirmation. A quoted add-on amount is not proof that the extra was provided. If a paid service is unavailable or not delivered, review the applicable refund or other remedy separately.

5. Changes, restrictions, and future costs

A restricted fare may offer limited voluntary changes or refunds. A change can require a fare difference and permitted fees. Missing a flight can affect remaining segments and ticket value; understand the conditions before you buy.

Mandatory rights arising from a carrier cancellation or qualifying disruption can apply even to a non-refundable ticket. Review the cancellation and refund pages for the distinction between a voluntary request and a statutory entitlement.

6. Currency and payment records

Confirm the currency before paying and review how separate charges will appear on your receipt. A bank may apply its own conversion or international-transaction charge under its terms. A converted display estimate should not be treated as the issuer's guaranteed settlement amount.

Keep the itemized receipt, payment authorization, and confirmation. If the collected amount does not match what you authorized, raise the issue promptly with the agency and the relevant payment provider rather than submitting repeated payments.

7. Comparisons and pricing concerns

There is no universal promise of the cheapest fare, a particular percentage saving, or a post-purchase price adjustment. Compare like-for-like itineraries and included services. A private, expired, or unavailable price is not necessarily a publicly purchasable alternative.

If you see a questionable price, share the page, observation time, travel details, and the displayed conditions. Any corrected or alternative quote is yours to accept or decline. A website disclosure does not replace the complete transaction-specific information needed before purchase.