Group Flight Ticket Booking

Group flight ticket booking is the process of reserving and purchasing airline tickets for 10 or more passengers at a negotiated group fare. Unlike individual ticket purchases, group flight tickets are booked through airline group desks, not public booking websites.

How group flight ticket booking works

• All passengers travel on the same flight, same date, same class.
• Seats are held as a block — not split across multiple bookings.
• Group fares are 10–30% lower than individual published fares.
• One PNR (booking reference) covers the entire group (on most airlines).
• One invoice issued for all passengers.
• Names can be submitted closer to departure (flexible names).

Domestic group flight ticket booking

For domestic routes within India, group tickets are available on IndiGo, SpiceJet, Akasa Air, Air India and Air India Express. IndiGo offers the lowest group fares on most high-frequency routes.

International group flight ticket booking

For international routes, we arrange group tickets on Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad, Saudia, Turkish Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Air Arabia, Flynas, Oman Air, Gulf Air and many more carriers.

Contact us on +91 92500 06660 to get started.

Group flight tickets, in plain words

When ten or more people fly together on the same flight, an airline can sell the seats as one group instead of ten separate tickets. The group gets one price, time to collect names and money, and one booking to manage.

How group flight ticket booking works with us

1. You send the route, date and number of passengers.
2. We ask the airlines that fly it and send you their prices and conditions.
3. You accept one and pay the deposit; the seats are held.
4. You give the passenger names and pay the balance by the dates in the quote.
5. Every passenger receives an e-ticket.

What changes the price of a group ticket

• How full the flight already is on your date.
• The day of the week and the season.
• How far ahead you ask.
• Whether the group can accept a different time or a nearby date.

Ways to keep the group fare low

Ask early, give a second date you could accept, avoid the first and last flights of a long weekend, and keep the passenger count steady once the request is sent.