Book your flight - Click on image below to go to Google Flights tutorials​

• Easy to use
• Mutic-city (can add departures and arrivals in same block by using the + in those blocks)
• Tips on lowest fairs

1. Go to Google Flights (google.com/flights/). Below the Google Flights search box, you’ll see a list of popular destinations. To see flight and hotel prices for a destination, click it.
2. At the top, choose the number of stops, cabin class, and how many tickets you need.
3. Enter your departure airport , destination, and flight dates. You’ll see the lowest total price to fly for each day.
4. Optional: To filter your results, click Stops, Airline, Times, or More.
5. Choose a flight for each part of your trip. The price shown is the total cost for every flight on the ticket.
6. Select an option to pick how to book the flight.
7. Once you’ve booked a flight, work with the airline or travel agency to confirm your booking, change it, or cancel it.​

When we fly its mandatory to have a boarding pass to get on the plane. Right before boarding on an airplane we hold onto our boarding passes like our lives rely on upon it. But after we boarded, many, if not all of us, doesn’t care anymore about this ticket. Sometimes we throw it in the plane, other times we left it in the hotel room, or just chuck it. But this careless can get you into so much trouble. There is personal information encrypted on your boarding pass. After someone took a screen shot of the bar code on the ticket, you will be amazed of how much personal information that person can get about you: home address, banking info, email address, phone number.

Watch the video and share it for others to learn about the risks and damage of being careless with their boarding pass!

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