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Searching and comparing

Learn how Travelchain searches providers, displays prices, and compares travel options.

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How Travelchain search worksSee what Travelchain searches, where results come from, and what to verify before booking.Where Travelchain prices come fromUnderstand the difference between authorized live prices, provider handoffs, and fixture examples.Why a price can changePrices can change between search and checkout when inventory, taxes, currency, or fare conditions update.What “approved booking site” meansApproved means Travelchain has enabled a documented provider integration after required commercial configuration.How to use flexible datesFlexible dates ask enabled providers to include nearby departure or return dates when supported.How nearby airports workNearby-airport results may use a different airport in the same region and can change ground-travel time and cost.Understanding self-transfer flightsA self-transfer usually means you manage the connection and may need to collect and re-check baggage.Understanding separate-ticket itinerariesSeparate tickets create independent reservations with separate conditions and connection risk.What is included in the displayed price?The provider’s checkout page is the source of truth for taxes, baggage, seats, and payment fees.Why some providers appear more than onceOne provider can return several sellers, fare types, or routes for the same search.