How to Book Flights for a Big Group on FlySafair?
Arrange the flight tickets for 10 or more passengers under a single flight segment. Discover more about the FlySafair group booking process, discounts, and…
Read moreTravelling with 10 or more? We book contracted group fares on 12+ major airlines — seats held on a deposit, names confirmed later, and a free quote in about 30 minutes.
We hold group contracts across the U.S. majors and the big international carriers. Pick an airline for its group policy, minimums and deadlines — or send us the route and we will price it against all of them.
Group inventory is priced and sold separately from the fares you see online. That difference is where the savings and the flexibility both come from.
We quote from negotiated airline group inventory, not the public search results you already looked at.
Hold seats with a deposit and supply passenger names as your roster firms up, right until the ticketing deadline.
A real agent on the phone around the clock, including the night before departure when it actually matters.
Card, bank transfer or a staged deposit schedule. Split billing across departments or families where needed.
Every quote and every hold confirmed in writing by email, with the terms and deadlines stated plainly.
North America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Africa — on one contract where the routing allows.
Route, dates, passenger count and cabin. Thirty seconds on the form, or one call.
We price your itinerary against every carrier that flies it and come back with real options.
Pick an option, pay the deposit and the fare is locked against later increases.
Send the passenger list before the ticketing deadline and we issue the tickets.
Talk to a group specialist now, or send your details and we will come back with options.
A wedding party and a hockey team need very different things from a booking. We handle both, and the contract reflects it.
Conferences, sales kick-offs and client events. Consolidated invoicing, named billing contacts and business class blocks where the schedule demands it.
Destination weddings, reunions and milestone birthdays. Guests fly from different cities and land within the same window.
Leagues, tournaments and training camps. Equipment written into the contract up front instead of paid for at the check-in desk.
Study tours, exchanges and field trips. Deposit schedules that line up with how an institution actually releases funds.
Mission trips, Hajj, Umrah and congregation travel. Large parties routed together with dietary needs flagged in advance.
Bands, choirs, dance companies and crew. Instruments and staging equipment handled as part of the booking, not as an afterthought.
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On most routes, yes, because group inventory is priced separately from the public fare buckets. The bigger saving is usually structural rather than headline: you fix the price early, you are not pushed into progressively more expensive fare classes as seats sell, and you are not paying change fees when your roster moves.
A per-passenger deposit, with the balance due at the ticketing deadline. The amount varies by airline and route, and it is stated in writing on your quote before you commit to anything.
Yes, and this is the main practical reason to book as a group. Seats are held under the group rather than under individuals, so names can be added or swapped up to the ticketing deadline without the change fees an individual ticket would attract.
Group contracts normally allow a percentage of the block to be released without penalty before the ticketing deadline. We tell you what that percentage is when you book so you can size the block sensibly.
Three to eleven months. Group inventory on any given flight is finite, so peak-season dates, convention weeks and holiday departures are committed early. Last-minute group space does exist but it prices poorly.
Both. We hold contracts with U.S., European, Middle Eastern and Asian carriers, and we quote business and premium economy blocks alongside economy so you can compare the real difference.
No. Quotes are free and carry no obligation. You get the routing, the fare, the deposit amount and the deadlines in writing, and you decide from there.