Every major Indian carrier, with fares and timings compared in a single list.
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Fares compared across airlines in one list, booking completed in a few steps, and an e-ticket printed for a passenger who may be flying for the first time.
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Workers travelling abroad, families visiting relatives, students heading to admissions. Air travel from small towns has grown quickly, and most of those passengers still want a person to book it for them rather than an app.
The booking screen compares fares across airlines so you can show the customer the cheapest option and the fastest one side by side, then book whichever they choose.
The parts of a booking that a first time flyer needs help with.
Every major Indian carrier, with fares and timings compared in a single list.
Routes to the Gulf, South East Asia and beyond, with baggage rules shown clearly.
Cheapest, fastest and fewest stops shown side by side so the choice is easy to explain.
A printed itinerary the passenger can show at the airport counter.
Enter origin, destination, date and passenger count. Fares load from every airline on the route.
Compare price, timing and baggage. Explain the difference to the customer before confirming.
Name exactly as on the passport or government ID, plus contact details for airline alerts.
The fare is deducted from your wallet, the e-ticket prints, and your commission is credited.
One international ticket can be worth a month of small transactions in commission.
Passengers want someone who will answer the phone if a flight changes. That is a local counter, not an app.
Workers abroad travel on a cycle, and the family books with whoever handled it last time.
Yes. International routes are available along with domestic. Passport details are required at the time of booking.
Airline alerts go to the contact details entered at booking. Reschedule and cancellation requests can be raised from your panel.
The airline refund, after their charges, is credited back to your wallet. Timelines depend on the airline and are shown when you cancel.
No, but read the baggage and fare rules before advising a customer. Support can walk you through your first few bookings.
Switch it on from the panel and start with a domestic booking to get comfortable.