Fare Disclosure

This Fare Disclosure explains how pricing is presented on cheapflightsolutions.com, what an advertised or displayed fare may include, what may be excluded, why airline prices can change, how online and assisted-booking prices may differ, and what customers should verify before authorizing payment.

cheapflightsolutions.com is operated by AIRSPAROW and is an independent travel agency. cheapflightsolutions.com is not an airline and is not affiliated with, owned by, or operated by any airline unless expressly stated otherwise.

Our objective is to present travel pricing clearly and to distinguish between airline fares, mandatory charges, agency service fees, and optional services.

An airfare displayed on cheapflightsolutions.com may consist of several pricing components.

Depending on the itinerary and booking channel, these may include:

• Airline base fare
• Airline-imposed surcharges or carrier-imposed charges
• Government taxes
• Airport or passenger facility charges
• Other mandatory charges
• Applicable AIRSPAROW service fees
• Optional services selected by the customer

The total amount displayed immediately before payment authorization is the most important price for the transaction and should be reviewed carefully before payment is submitted.

Prices displayed on cheapflightsolutions.com may appear in different contexts, including:

• Search results
• Fare displays
• Route pages
• Promotional offers
• Destination pages
• Marketing communications

A displayed price may be presented as a one-way fare, round-trip fare, or other itinerary-specific amount depending on the search and display context.

Unless the applicable fare or itinerary specifically states otherwise, customers should not assume that the displayed fare automatically includes optional services such as:

• Checked baggage
• Seat selection
• Priority boarding
• Lounge access
• Travel protection
• Optional upgrades
• Change flexibility
• Airline loyalty benefits

These services may be unavailable, optional, airline-specific, or sold separately.

cheapflightsolutions.com may provide both online self-service booking and assisted booking through telephone, chat, email, or other supported channels.

Online Self-Service Fare

An online self-service fare is the price presented through the Website's booking process when a customer completes the transaction without agent assistance.

Assisted-Booking Fare

An assisted-booking fare is a price quoted through a supported customer-service channel where a AIRSPAROW representative assists with matters such as:

• Itinerary selection
• Fare information
• Manual booking
• Payment processing
• Travel planning
• Booking support
• Post-booking assistance

An assisted-booking transaction may include an applicable agency service fee that is different from an online self-service transaction.

Any applicable service fee should be disclosed before the customer authorizes payment.

A difference between online and assisted pricing does not by itself mean that either price is inaccurate, provided the total amount payable and applicable services are clearly communicated before the transaction is completed.

Airline fares and availability are dynamic and may change without prior notice.

A fare may change because:

• The last seat in a particular booking class was sold
• The airline withdrew a fare
• The airline changed its fare filing
• A different fare brand became available
• Taxes or carrier-imposed charges changed
• Another customer completed a purchase
• Supplier inventory was revalidated
• The selected itinerary was no longer available

For these reasons, AIRSPAROW does not guarantee that a price displayed during an initial search will remain available until payment is successfully authorized and the applicable reservation is confirmed or ticketed.

If the fare changes before the transaction is completed, the customer should be informed of the revised amount where applicable and given the opportunity to accept or decline the revised price.

The first fare displayed during a search is not necessarily the final amount payable.

The booking process may require the fare and availability to be revalidated after the customer selects an itinerary and enters passenger information.

The final amount may change if the airline or supplier updates availability, fare conditions, taxes, mandatory charges, or other applicable pricing components.

The final total presented to the customer before payment authorization is the amount that should be carefully reviewed before proceeding.

A search result or booking request does not by itself constitute a completed ticketed reservation.

For an air booking to be considered completed, the applicable reservation generally must be accepted, payment must be successfully authorized or captured, and the applicable ticket number or confirmation identifier must be issued.

If a booking request fails before ticket issuance, AIRSPAROW will not represent the itinerary as a completed ticketed booking.

Depending on the circumstances, the transaction may be:

• Retried
• Repriced
• Revalidated
• Revised
• Cancelled
• Reversed or refunded where applicable

A temporary payment authorization or hold does not necessarily mean that a ticket has been issued.

Historical, recently observed, promotional, or 'from' fares should be treated as illustrative rather than guaranteed.

A fare shown in a route page, destination page, blog post, advertisement, or promotional communication may no longer be available when another customer searches for the same itinerary.

Where applicable, cheapflightsolutions.com may identify such prices as:

• 'From' prices
• Recently found fares
• Sample fares
• Historical fares
• Promotional fares

A promotional fare may also be subject to specific conditions involving:

• Travel dates
• Booking dates
• Specific routes
• Passenger eligibility
• Coupon requirements
• Membership
• Limited inventory
• Specific booking channels

Any material restrictions applicable to a promotion should be disclosed with or near the applicable offer.

Airline fares can contain significant restrictions.

Depending on the selected fare, conditions may include:

• Non-refundable status
• Non-transferability
• Name restrictions
• No-show restrictions
• Change fees
• Fare differences for changes
• Limited cancellation rights
• Limited travel-credit eligibility
• Restrictions on route changes
• Baggage limitations
• Seat-selection restrictions

Many promotional and basic-economy fares may carry particularly restrictive conditions.

Customers should carefully review the applicable fare rules before authorizing payment.

Name changes may be prohibited, while even certain name corrections may require airline approval and may be subject to additional requirements or charges.

Government taxes, airport charges, passenger facility charges, and other mandatory charges may be displayed separately depending on the itinerary, jurisdiction, and booking environment.

The applicable amount may vary based on factors such as:

• Origin
• Destination
• Number of flight segments
• Point of sale
• Passenger type
• Travel dates
• Applicable government rules
• Airline or supplier fare construction

Some charges may be recalculated when the itinerary or point of sale changes.

The customer should rely on the final applicable total presented during the booking process rather than an isolated tax estimate or promotional fare displayed elsewhere.

Optional services are not necessarily included in the advertised base airfare.

Depending on the airline and itinerary, optional services may include:

• Checked baggage
• Additional baggage
• Seat selection
• Preferred seating
• Priority services
• Meals
• Travel protection
• Cabin upgrades
• Other airline ancillary services

Where an optional service is selected during the booking process and added to the transaction, its applicable charge should be reflected in the final amount before payment authorization.

AIRSPAROW processes payments for bookings made through cheapflightsolutions.com.

Depending on the applicable payment pathway, the final transaction may appear as:

• One charge
• Multiple component charges
• A temporary authorization followed by a completed charge
• Another payment presentation determined by the applicable processor

Where multiple charges are used, they should collectively correspond to the applicable amount disclosed or quoted to the customer before authorization, subject to any subsequently agreed or separately authorized services.

Before submitting payment, customers should carefully review:

• Final total
• Currency
• Passenger names
• Itinerary
• Cabin class
• Fare conditions
• Baggage provisions
• Change and cancellation restrictions
• Selected optional services
• Applicable agency service fees

If the customer does not agree with the final amount or applicable fare conditions, the customer should not proceed with payment.