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Cheapvuelos is an online travel agency for flights, and a ticket you buy after clicking through from Coin7 can earn cashback. The cashback is confirmed only after the flight has taken place. This guide covers what the site offers, what the prices on screen really mean and what to do so the booking is tracked.<\/p>\n

What Cheapvuelos offers<\/h2>\n

The site sells airline tickets for domestic and international flights, with the idea of keeping them affordable. You can book round trips and one-way tickets, in economy, premium economy, business and first class. The pages put a lot of weight on US routes, and cities such as New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Diego, Seattle and Tampa appear as popular searches, next to international connections.<\/p>\n

According to the website, the service also covers flexible ticket changes and customised travel packages, so it is not only a search box. For a plain flight booking, though, the search is what you will use.<\/p>\n

How the search and booking work<\/h2>\n

You choose where you fly from and to, your dates and who travels, split into adults, children and infants. The site then shows options from different airlines and at different prices in one place, so you can compare before you buy. Complete the whole purchase, including route, dates and passenger details, in one visit. That is also what keeps the tracking intact.<\/p>\n

Names on the booking must match the passports or IDs of the travellers. Type them exactly as they appear in the document. A wrong letter is the kind of mistake that is simple to make and annoying to fix.<\/p>\n

What the price shows<\/h2>\n

The site says the fares it displays are round-trip prices that include fuel surcharges, its own service fees and taxes. So the number you see is supposed to be the total, not a base fare to which things are added later. That is what you want from a flight site. Compare it with the total on other sites if you like, but compare like with like: the same dates, the same cabin and the same baggage.<\/p>\n

There is one important note. The site states that these fares are based on historical data and cannot be guaranteed at the time of booking. In plain words, the price on the results page can move before you pay. Look at the final amount on the last page before you confirm, not at the number you saw at the start.<\/p>\n

It also says that buying up to 21 days in advance may secure the lowest fares. Treat that as a rule of thumb, not a promise. A person who flies at Christmas or in the summer holidays should book much earlier than that.<\/p>\n

Before you pay<\/h2>\n