Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about flight bookings, cancellations, baggage, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common travel queries
Most airlines do not provide complimentary meals onboard and charge an additional fee. You can request a meal during booking at least 24 hours before departure. One World Travels does not guarantee meal provision—it is at the airline's discretion.
Airfares are dynamic and change every minute based on demand and availability. If seats sell out while booking, vendors may show higher prices. We strive to keep fares updated, but changes are possible.
Airfares are subject to change until payment is made and tickets are issued. If a displayed fare is outdated due to a technical glitch, we will contact you within three business days with the updated fare, allowing you to accept or cancel with a full refund.
After issuance, changes to tickets are not permitted. Please verify all details carefully before completing your booking.
Yes. In compliance with U.S. Department of Transportation rules, all fares displayed include applicable taxes and mandatory fees.
Yes. Additional airline or service fees may apply for changes. Please see our Taxes & Fees section for details.
In most cases, e-tickets are sufficient. However, we recommend carrying a printed ticket if your booking involves multiple airlines.
Please contact the airline directly 72 hours before departure to confirm your reservation for both outbound and return flights.
No. New passengers cannot be added to an existing booking. A separate booking must be made for them.
If a flight is changed, the airline is responsible for handling checked baggage. Please confirm with the airline if your luggage is checked through to your destination.
Document requirements vary by departure, arrival, and nationality. Contact the airline for updated requirements. We are not responsible for denied boarding due to insufficient documents.
- Roundtrip: Flight to and from the same destination.
- One-way: Flight to the destination without a return.
- Multi-city: Flights to different destinations.
- Economy Class: Standard seating, most affordable.
- Business Class: More space, better meals, higher cost.
- First Class: Premium seats, luxury meals, priority check-in, highest cost.
- Non-stop: Direct flights with no stops.
- Stopover (same plane): One or two landings without changing aircraft.
- Connecting flights: One or more stops requiring a plane change.
- Domestic: Boarding pass + government-issued photo ID.
- International: Valid passport and visa (if required).
