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Multi-City and Open-Jaw Flight Itineraries
Flying into one city and out of another, or visiting several cities on one ticket? Agents build multi-city and open-jaw itineraries that online forms handle poorly.
Multi-city trips priced as one ticket often cost less than the sum of one-ways and protect your connections. Open-jaw tickets, flying into one city and out of another, are priced like round trips on most airlines and save the backtracking.
Agents also know when a stopover on a Gulf or European carrier is free, and when a separate low-cost ticket between two cities beats the airline's own fare.
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Who this is for
- Travelers touring several cities in Europe or Asia
- Business travelers with meetings in more than one city
- Anyone flying into one airport and home from another
Have ready when you call
- The cities in order and rough dates
- Any fixed dates that cannot move
- Whether you would consider trains or low-cost carriers between stops
How it works
- 1
Call and describe the trip.
- 2
The agent prices it as one ticket, as a combination of tickets, and with stopovers, and explains the trade-offs.
- 3
Book the version that fits and receive one itinerary by email.
Airline rules that apply
- One-ticket itineraries protect connections; separate tickets do not.
- Open-jaw fares are usually available on the same carrier or alliance.
- Stopover rules vary: some carriers allow a free stop at their hub, others charge.
Ready when you are
Call and a licensed agent handles it on the spot. Tickets are emailed within minutes of payment.
Fees
Airline fares include taxes. Our partner agency may charge a service fee per ticket, disclosed before you pay. See all fees.
Frequently asked questions
Is a multi-city ticket cheaper than separate flights?
Often, especially internationally, and it protects your connections. The agent prices both ways.
What is an open-jaw ticket?
A round trip where you fly into one city and return from another, for example into Rome and home from Paris. Most carriers price it like a normal round trip.
Can I add a stopover?
Many international carriers allow a stopover at their hub for free or a small fee. The agent will check on your route.
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WarBird Flight is an independent travel booking service. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any airline. Calls are answered by licensed travel agents at our partner agency.