Quick answer
Have your travel dates, departure city, destination, and passenger count ready. Compare the full itinerary and fare conditions before you authorize a booking. Availability and prices are only confirmed when the ticket is issued.
Start with the trip you actually need
A useful booking conversation begins with your priorities: an earlier arrival, fewer connections, more flexibility, or a particular cabin. Tell the adviser which dates are fixed and which can move. A cheaper departure can be a poor fit if it adds an overnight connection or puts an important event at risk.
Write passenger names exactly as they appear on the travel documents you will use. For children, have ages on the travel dates ready. Mention assistance requirements early, so availability can be checked before you pay.
Compare the complete cost
- Ticket: total fare, taxes, currency, and the name of the seller.
- Baggage: what is included for each passenger and the complete itinerary.
- Seats: whether selection is included or charged separately.
- Flexibility: whether changes and voluntary refunds are permitted.
- Agency assistance: any separate service charge and its conditions.
Ask for the total in writing. Do not assume a cabin name tells you everything about a ticket’s change or refund conditions.
Check connections and operating airlines
On an itinerary involving more than one airline, note who operates each flight and who issues the ticket. Also check whether all flights are on one ticket. Separate tickets may create different responsibilities if a delay breaks a connection.
Review airport codes carefully. A city can have multiple airports, and a connection can sometimes involve an airport transfer. Check travel-document requirements through official government and airline sources for your nationality and route.
After payment, verify the ticket
Keep the receipt and confirm that the ticket has actually been issued. Review names, dates, airport codes, cabin, baggage, and contact details on the confirmation. Raise any discrepancy with the seller promptly. Save the seller’s contact information for future changes.
Have these details ready
- Travel dates and acceptable alternatives
- Departure and destination airports
- Passenger names and ages
- Cabin, bags, and flexibility priorities
Common questions
Can you guarantee the lowest Lufthansa fare?
No. Prices and seat inventory can change. Compare the total price and terms available when you are ready to book.
Is this Lufthansa’s reservations department?
No. This website provides independent travel assistance. You can also book directly through Lufthansa’s official website.
Sources reviewed October 3, 2026. Airline conditions can change; verify the rules for your ticket with the issuer. This page is independent guidance.