Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• (3) The identity of the air carrier actually performing the service is basic information. However, consumers booking a flight are not always informed about the identity of the air carrier actually operating the flight.
• Listen, I'm booking a flight to Maryland tonight.
• Thus, in a way, there is a disparity between those booking a flight via a tour operator and those booking their ticket online; and this, I believe, is another thing we need to resolve.
• I welcome Commissioner Kuneva's recent announcement that the Commission will crack down on those airlines which are consistently misleading consumers over the true cost of booking a flight.
• I have been contacted by a constituent who is concerned about the credit card charges levied by some airlines when booking a flight.
• entitles consumers booking a flight via a computer reservation system to be informed of the identity of the operating air carrier.
• I'm booking a flight for you... today.
• I'm going to the E.R. then I'm booking a flight out of here.

• I would like to book a flight to Brazil.
• I'm about to book a flight to DC.
• And if I want to go in to book a flight, I go into the airline's flight page, the website of the airline, and I'm linking to that page.
• This can make it both expensive and difficult for people requiring supplementary oxygen to book a flight.
• Persons with reduced mobility will no longer be groundlessly refused to book a flight or board a plane.
• Many consumers experience difficulties in understanding what the actual price is when they book a flight.
• He used his credit card to book a flight.
• I'd like to book a flight to Cocoa Beach.