In most cases, yes. Additional baggage can usually be purchased through the airline or the booking provider after your reservation has been confirmed.

Baggage allowances depend on the airline and the fare you choose. Always review the baggage information provided on the booking website before completing your purchase.

Each airline has its own baggage policies. Your booking provider will normally display the applicable baggage allowance during the booking process.

No. At this time, bookings are completed through our travel partners.

Your electronic ticket (e-ticket) is issued by the airline or the travel provider where you complete your booking. They will send your booking confirmation and ticket details.

Your payment is processed directly by the airline or online travel agency where you complete your booking. Tripenger does not collect or process payment for flight bookings.

Tripenger helps you compare flights but does not process bookings. You’ll be redirected to one of our trusted travel partners or an airline’s website to securely complete your booking.

No. Your booking confirmation, itinerary and e-ticket are sent by the booking provider you use to complete your reservation.

Cancellation requests should be made directly with the airline or booking provider that issued your ticket. Their cancellation policies and fare conditions will apply.

If you need to change your booking, please contact the airline or travel provider where you purchased your ticket. They manage booking changes and any applicable fees.

If your airline cancels your flight, contact the airline or booking provider where you purchased your ticket. They can advise you about rebooking, refunds or available travel options.

Refunds are processed by the airline or booking provider that received your payment. Tripenger cannot approve or issue refunds.

Check-in is completed directly with your airline, either online, through the airline’s mobile app or at the airport.

Arrival times vary depending on the airport and destination. As a general guide, airlines recommend arriving at least 2 hours before domestic departures and 3 hours before international departures.

No. Once a flight itinerary document has been issued and delivered, it cannot be cancelled or refunded. This is because the service has already been completed and the document has been generated specifically for your request.

Changes after issuance depend on the flight itinerary package selected. Some packages may allow amendments after the document has been issued, while others may not allow changes once the itinerary has been generated. Any available changes will be subject to the terms and conditions of your selected package.

To avoid delays or additional charges, please carefully check that all passenger details, travel dates, destinations, and flight information are correct before submitting your request.

Yes. Travel plans can sometimes change after a visa has been issued. However, you should ensure that any changes still comply with the conditions of your visa and that you meet all entry requirements when travelling.

Many visa applications require evidence of planned travel, and a flight itinerary may be accepted as supporting documentation depending on the embassy or immigration authority. Requirements vary by country, so you should always check the official visa guidelines for your destination before submitting documents.

No. A flight itinerary is only one supporting document that may be requested during a visa application. Visa decisions are made solely by the relevant embassy, consulate, or immigration authority based on your complete application and individual circumstances.

Tripenger can help you find and prepare flight itinerary options that show your intended travel plans. These itineraries are for planning and visa application support purposes and are not the same as a confirmed airline ticket unless you complete a booking and receive a ticket from the airline or travel provider.

Payments for flight itinerary services are processed securely through Stripe, the payment provider used by Tripenger. Once payment is successfully completed and your itinerary request has been processed, the document will be prepared and issued according to the details provided during the request.

Processing times may vary depending on the service selected and the information provided. You will receive your itinerary once your request has been reviewed and completed.

A flight itinerary for a visa application is a document showing your proposed air travel: who is travelling, which airports you plan to use, your departure and return dates, and the flights along your route. It helps explain your intended journey alongside the other documents in your application.

An itinerary may show proposed flights without creating a reservation, or it may include an airline booking reference linked to a reservation. It is not automatically a paid flight ticket.

What information does a flight itinerary include?

A flight itinerary will usually show:

• Passenger names: the travellers included in the proposed journey.
• Departure and arrival airports: including connecting airports where applicable.
• Travel dates: the dates of each flight, including the return journey if planned.
• Airlines and flight numbers: identifying the proposed flight services.
• Departure and arrival times: including an arrival on the following day where applicable.
• A booking reference, if included: a PNR associated with an airline reservation.

Check whether the document describes a proposed travel plan, an active reservation or an issued ticket. These are different documents, even when they display similar flight details.

Where can I download a sample flight itinerary?

Want to see what a flight itinerary looks like before ordering? Visit our flight itinerary options and downloadable samples to view examples with and without an airline booking reference. Use the samples to understand the document’s layout and flight details. They are marked as samples and cannot be used as your own reservation or submitted as evidence of your travel plans.

How do I read an itinerary with connecting flights?

Read each flight separately and follow the journey in date order. For example, a trip from London to Dubai via Addis Ababa should show both the London – Addis Ababa flight and the Addis Ababa – Dubai flight. Flight times are normally displayed in each airport’s local time. An overnight journey may arrive the next day, so check the arrival date as well as the departure date when comparing your itinerary with your accommodation and travel plans.

What should I check before submitting it?

Make sure your passenger names match your passport and that your route and dates agree with your visa form and other supporting documents. Check the complete journey, including connections and any planned return flight. If your itinerary includes a reservation, check its current status and ticketing deadline. A temporary reservation can expire before your visa application is decided. Most importantly, read the current checklist for your visa category and the office handling your application. Do not assume that a proposed itinerary meets a requirement for an airline reservation or an issued ticket.

Do I need an itinerary, a PNR reservation or a paid ticket?

The answer depends on your application’s instructions. A document showing proposed flights does not create an airline booking, and a booking reference alone does not prove that a ticket has been issued. For a detailed comparison, read our guide to flight itineraries, dummy tickets and PNR reservations. It explains the differences and what to check before choosing a service.

Get a flight itinerary with Tripenger

Once you have checked your application requirements, compare Tripenger’s available itinerary packages below. Basic provides a proposed itinerary without an airline reservation. Standard and Premium include an airline booking reference, subject to airline ticketing limits. Check the current package details before ordering and enter your passenger names, route and dates carefully. A flight itinerary supports your travel plans. It does not guarantee acceptance or visa approval, and an unticketed itinerary cannot be used to board a flight.

 

 

Tripenger may receive a commission from some booking partners when you complete a booking through links on our website. This does not increase the price you pay.

Simply enter your departure and destination airports, travel dates and passenger details. Tripenger searches hundreds of flight options and displays available fares. When you choose a flight, you’ll be redirected to the booking provider’s website to complete your purchase.

Tripenger partners with established airlines and online travel agencies. However, your booking agreement is with the provider you choose, so we recommend reviewing their terms and conditions before completing your purchase.

Yes. Searching and comparing flights on Tripenger is completely free. We do not charge users to use our flight search service.

Tripenger is a flight search and comparison platform that helps you find and compare flight prices from airlines and online travel agencies in one place. Once you’ve found the option that best suits your needs, you’ll be redirected to the booking provider’s website to complete your reservation.

Tripenger displays prices provided by our partners. Prices are updated regularly but may change due to airline availability, demand, or fare changes before you complete your booking.

Yes. Tripenger allows you to compare prices from multiple travel providers so you can choose the option that best matches your budget and preferences.

We aim to help you compare a wide range of available fares, but we cannot guarantee that every available fare worldwide is displayed or that prices won’t change before booking.

Tripenger searches flights from many airlines and online travel agencies worldwide, including full-service and low-cost carriers, depending on route availability.

Airline ticket prices can change rapidly. Between the time you searched and the time you visited the booking website, the fare may have increased, sold out, or been replaced with another available fare.