Talk to a real agent and get fares the booking sites never show you.
We hold consolidator contracts with airlines on domestic and international routes. Those fares are quoted by a person, not published to a search engine. Tell us where you are going and we will price it against everything public in a single call.
Three steps, one phone call
Most quotes take under ten minutes. Nothing is charged unless you say yes.
Tell us the trip
Route, dates, how many travelers, and how flexible you can be. Flexibility is where the savings live — a day either side often moves the fare more than anything else.
We price it live
The agent checks our consolidator contracts against published fares while you are on the line, then reads you the real total: fare, taxes, carrier fees, everything.
You decide
If the number works, we take payment on a recorded, authorized line and issue the ticket. Your confirmation and e-ticket arrive by email. If it does not work, you owe nothing.
Flights we handle every day
One number covers all of it. If your itinerary is complicated, that is a reason to call, not a reason not to.
Domestic Flights
Coast-to-coast and regional routes across all 50 states. We compare mainline and low-cost carriers side by side and tell you what each fare actually includes.
International Flights
Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean and the Middle East. Consolidator contracts are strongest on long-haul, which is where a call usually beats a search box.
Multi-City & Open-Jaw
Fly into one city, out of another, with stops in between. These itineraries price badly on booking sites and are exactly where an agent earns their keep.
Last-Minute Travel
Bereavement, medical, and same-week departures. Inventory moves fast at short notice, so call and we will work the live availability with you.
Group Bookings
Ten passengers or more on one itinerary. Group contracts have their own fare rules, deposit terms and name-change deadlines. We handle the paperwork.
Premium Cabin
Business and first class, including partner-airline routings. Premium consolidator fares are where the gap against published pricing is usually widest.
Search engines only show you what airlines publish.
Public booking sites display published fares. Consolidators buy blocks of seats under negotiated contracts, and the terms of those contracts usually prohibit displaying the price publicly. That is not a marketing line — it is the reason the fare has to be quoted to you by a person.
It also means an agent can do things a filter cannot: split a round trip across two carriers, route you through a nearby airport you did not think of, or hold a seat while you check with the person you are traveling with.
- Contract fares that are not published to public search
- Nearby-airport and flexible-date comparisons done for you
- Baggage, seat and change rules explained before you commit
- A named agent and a call recording if anything needs sorting later
What we charge, stated up front
Our quoted fare includes all airline taxes and carrier fees. If you later need to change or cancel a ticket we issued, a service fee applies, in addition to any penalty the airline imposes under its own fare rules. Some fares are non-refundable by airline rule.
The exact amount of any service fee is stated to you before you authorize payment — on the original booking call, and again before we process any change. We tell you the total — fare, taxes, and any fee — before you give us a card. Nothing is charged without your authorization. Read the full Refund & Cancellation Policy.
Get a real quote in the next ten minutes.
Free, no obligation, and no card needed to find out the number. Our lines are open right now.
Call (866) 886-4675Calls may be recorded for quality and training. Agents available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Frequently asked questions
Are you an airline?
No. BookCheapNFly LLC, doing business as Airfare Tickets, is an independent travel agency and airline ticket consolidator. We are not an airline, we do not operate flights, and we are not affiliated with or endorsed by any airline. We book tickets on your behalf with the operating carrier.
Why call instead of booking online?
Consolidator fares are contract rates that airlines do not publish on public booking sites. They are quoted by an agent, not by a search engine. A call also lets us work around your real constraints — flexible dates, nearby airports, split tickets, long layovers you would accept for a lower fare — which no filter box handles well.
What does it cost to call?
The call is free. Quotes are free and carry no obligation. You pay only if you accept a fare and authorize us to issue the ticket.
What fees do you charge?
The fare we quote includes airline taxes and carrier-imposed fees. If you later change or cancel a ticket we issued, a service fee applies, on top of any airline penalty under that fare's rules. The agent states the exact amount before you authorize anything — there are no charges you have not agreed to.
Can I cancel after booking?
US Department of Transportation rules generally allow cancellation for a full refund within 24 hours of booking, provided the ticket was purchased at least seven days before departure. After that window, the airline's fare rules govern, and our service fee applies. Details are in our Refund & Cancellation Policy.
Which destinations do you cover?
Domestic routes across the United States and international routes worldwide, including multi-city and open-jaw itineraries. Tell the agent where you want to go and we will check what is available.