A booking confirmation tells you what was sold to you — not whether it actually works as a trip. We check the details airlines and booking sites don’t flag for you.
What we check
- Tight connection windows relative to realistic minimum transfer times at each airport
- Self-transfer baggage risk on split-airline bookings, where you must re-check bags yourself
- Split-airline booking risk more generally — no single carrier responsible if one leg is delayed
- Layover and transit considerations, including stops that may need a transit visa
- Timing gaps between your final flight’s arrival and your hotel check-in window
- Other airport connection issues specific to your routing
This is a paperwork-and-timing review, not a guarantee against delays or missed connections outside anyone’s control — but it catches the risks that are visible in advance, before they become a travel-day problem.