Skyscanner Booking Guide

  1. Visit Skyscanner’s homepage: https://www.skyscanner.net/. Fill-in the boxes with your origin and destination cities, dates and number of travellers then click “Search Flights” button.                                                                                                                                                                 
  2. Select “Cheapest” tab to sort by cheapest price. Click on “Select” button to view deals offered by OTA.
  3. Skyscanner will display the ticket price of each OTA that offers deal for your flight. Then click the “select” button of your chose.
  4. Skyscanner will direct you to your chosen airlines or OTA. Read the ticket conditions of of your flight, before clicking “Continue” button   for passenger and payment details until you completed your flight booking.                         

 

 

You’ve now just booked a flight on Skyscanner, Congratulations!
Cheers, Enjoy your flight and holiday and let me know via email or socials how it was 🙂

Cheers,
Adam

 

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Pjotr

Thanks for this excellent guide.