What we mean
An open-jaw (into one city, out of another) or a true three- or four-city trip on a single ticket. The form on this site only has two airports. Use it for the first sector, then reply to the acknowledgement with the rest: city, date, cabin if it changes.
Why a public search box fights you
Many engines price each sector as a one-way. That can look cheaper until a delay in city two strands you on a separate ticket. Through-fares and half-round-trip constructions still exist; they are just worse at marketing themselves.
What to send us
- Every city in order, with dates.
- Whether a night in a hub (DOH, SIN, IST) is wanted or dreaded.
- Whether all passengers fly every sector (a common group mistake).
Hidden-city ticketing — throwing away a last sector to “save money” — is against most carrier rules. We will not build it.
Patterns we actually file
Tokyo in, Osaka out. Rome in, Venice or Milan out. Barcelona in, Madrid out. Sydney in, Melbourne out. London work week, Dublin weekend, home from Amsterdam. Those are one itinerary if you want bags and delay protection to follow you. The form on this site only has two airports; reply to the acknowledgement with the rest of the city list, dates, and whether every passenger flies every sector.
Cabin still has to be named
Use economy or business if the cabin is already decided. Mixed cabins on one ticket are possible; say who sits where. City briefings help you pick the airport before the puzzle: destinations.