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What is the best (more reliable) way to book air tickets - through Ozon.travel or through the Czech Airlines website?
Prices are almost the same
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Through the website of Czech Airlines, if you do not have a euro bank card, you will be charged a double conversion (check with your bank!). So the final ticket price may differ from the one you see on the website!
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answered 8 years ago
I think it will be more expensive for Czech airlines. There were no problems ordering through ozone, I paid, the tickets came to the email address. All ticket prices can be compared on the skyskanner website.
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answered 8 years ago
Thank you) While I was thinking and guessing, what I needed - "flew away" .... I was going through the choice of the site)) but I was convinced of the need for a speed of reaction. eh.
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answered 8 years ago
If Czech airlines set the price in kroons for payment, then calmly buy on their website with a hryvnia card. If you want to pay in cash, use the purchase through Ukrainian aggregators pilto.ua or new.svit.aero
Another option is to buy wizzair to Katowice, and from there take the Leo Express bus to Prague.
Another option is to buy wizzair to Katowice, and from there take the Leo Express bus to Prague.
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answered 8 years ago
If the price is the same, I would buy directly from the airline, it will be more comfortable to communicate with them in case of non-standard situations (exchange, refund, flight delays) than with an intermediary. Unfortunately, there was an unpleasant experience of communicating with an intermediary, when due to weather conditions I had to change tickets, they exhausted all my nerves until they finally transferred me to another flight.
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answered 8 years ago
One Two Trip
They somehow clumsily issued me a booking that Turkish Airlines could not make a change for several hours, although there were seats on another flight.
They somehow clumsily issued me a booking that Turkish Airlines could not make a change for several hours, although there were seats on another flight.
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answered 8 years ago
Lufthansa pilots strike. I'm stuck in Europe, flight cancelled. It is impossible to get through to Lufthansa, spent a lot of money on roaming and no result. In the evening, it generally switches to an answering machine.
Tickets were taken from an intermediary. I turned to an intermediary - within a short time, flight options were provided, they quickly decided and I flew away safely.
So "it is more comfortable to communicate with the airline in case of non-standard situations" is a moot point. It all depends on the particular mediator and the situation.
Tickets were taken from an intermediary. I turned to an intermediary - within a short time, flight options were provided, they quickly decided and I flew away safely.
So "it is more comfortable to communicate with the airline in case of non-standard situations" is a moot point. It all depends on the particular mediator and the situation.
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answered 8 years ago
Why call? At the airport, you can talk with a representative of the company. But you just have to call the intermediary.
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answered 8 years ago
Conditions of the problem: I am in a hotel 100 km away. from the airport. Departure tomorrow, SMS about the cancellation of the flight came tonight.
Solution options:
- go to the airport now, stand in huge queues at the counters,"decide", then go back to the hotel, in short, kill the day to nowhere.
- go to the airport tomorrow, with things and if flights are available the next day or later, stay at the airport.
These options are suitable for people from the former USSR (scoops), or for those who did not receive SMS about the flight cancellation.
99% of people in the civilized world will rebook flights over the phone. I can't imagine any American woman getting a text message about a canceled flight and rushing to the airport to solve a problem. The intermediary has a "hot line" that works 24 hours a day, and there is my e-mail. I described the situation to them, and didn’t spend any more money - they throw off the options by e-mail, I’m sitting at the computer in the hotel, with beer, I choose what suits me. With the Airline, this option will not work. So I'm for an intermediary.
Solution options:
- go to the airport now, stand in huge queues at the counters,"decide", then go back to the hotel, in short, kill the day to nowhere.
- go to the airport tomorrow, with things and if flights are available the next day or later, stay at the airport.
These options are suitable for people from the former USSR (scoops), or for those who did not receive SMS about the flight cancellation.
99% of people in the civilized world will rebook flights over the phone. I can't imagine any American woman getting a text message about a canceled flight and rushing to the airport to solve a problem. The intermediary has a "hot line" that works 24 hours a day, and there is my e-mail. I described the situation to them, and didn’t spend any more money - they throw off the options by e-mail, I’m sitting at the computer in the hotel, with beer, I choose what suits me. With the Airline, this option will not work. So I'm for an intermediary.
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answered 8 years ago
Looks like I have a shitty intermediary, because he didn’t send any SMS about the flight delay, all the issues just had to be resolved at the airport.
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answered 8 years ago
SMS was sent to me not by an intermediary, but by Lufthansa. There, when you check in online, there is a free option - enter your mobile number and flight status notifications will be sent automatically. I don't remember if other airlines have this. Deutsche Bahn has one too.
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answered 8 years ago