Booking a flight on flylemo.com takes a few minutes if you have your travelers' details to hand. Here is each step, what to check at each one, and when a phone call is the quicker route.
Have these ready before you search
- Each traveler's full name, spelled the way the passport or ID they'll travel on spells it.
- Dates of birth, especially for children and infants.
- An email address you check often, since your confirmation goes there.
- A card for payment, and any coupon or voucher code you plan to use.
How the FlyLemo flight booking website works, step by step
1. Search
Enter where you're flying from and to, your dates and the number of travelers. The search checks live fares across 600+ airlines and puts the lowest at the top. Routes that qualify carry zero markup on the fare. If your dates can move, try a day either side.
2. Choose your flight
The cheapest result isn't always the right one. Weigh departure times, the number of stops, layover length and the bags the fare includes before you pick. If two fares are close, the one with the better connection is often worth the difference.
3. Add traveler details
Type each name exactly as printed on the travel document. A mismatch between ticket and passport is far easier to prevent here than to fix at the airport.
4. Check out
The amount you pay here is the base fare. If you have a coupon, promo or voucher code, enter it in the box at checkout and watch the amount update. Then pay; the checkout is encrypted over HTTPS.
5. Final price, confirmation and e-ticket
You'll receive an email confirmation with your booking reference. An agent then confirms the final price with you, including taxes, government fees, carrier surcharges and any service fee, and the ticket is issued only once you approve it; the service fees page explains each charge. Your e-ticket and PNR come once the airline issues the ticket. An account is set up for you automatically, and you can manage the trip online in My Trips.
Prefer to book by phone?
Call 1-856-513-6369. Real people answer 24/7, and there are good reasons to call rather than click. Agents can quote consolidator fares held under contract and never posted online, and on international trips these can often undercut the published price. A call also makes sense for special requests, or if you'd like the agent to apply your code for you.
Beyond flights, an agent can set up a hotel stay or a rental car. Request a hotel or request a car online, or mention it when you call, and an agent gets back to you.
After you fly
Your booking keeps paying off. Once the trip is flown, points equal to 10% of the fare go into your account; each counts as $1, and together they can cover up to 30% of your next booking. If plans change before you travel, the refund policy sets out how cancellations and refunds are handled, and an agent can help at any hour.
Start at the top: put your route into the search on this page, or call 1-856-513-6369 if you'd rather talk it through.