How to Book Travel on South East Asian Airlines

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Visitors who book travel on South East Asian Airlines (SEAIR) can take advantage of a variety of inexpensive flights heading to many popular tourist destinations in the Philippines. Follow these steps to reserve your seat.

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Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Book Travel on South East Asian Airlines

Step1

Call 011 (+63) 2 849-0100 to book a flight on South East Asian Airlines. Or visit the company's Web site (see the Resources section below). To preview the airline's destination cities, click "Route Map" from the menu bar. If you know your cities of departure and arrival, click "Book Travel."

Step2

Fill in the requested information, including travel dates and number of passengers. Click the "Query" button.

Step3

Choose your flight from the options on the "Select" screen. Click "Next," and fill in all required passenger information. Click "Submit."

Step4

Select your payment preference. Credit cards accepted to book travel on South East Asian Airlines include Visa and MasterCard.

Step5

Print out your confirmation and transaction summary.

Tips & Warnings

011 is the dialing prefix used for telephoning abroad from the United States. If you're calling from another country, check which international dialing prefix to use. All country codes are within parentheses and begin with a “+” sign.
If you're traveling to Boracay, be aware that your flight will end at the Caticlan-Malay Airport in Caticlan. You then travel by island tricycle to Caticlan's jetty port and take a 15-minute boat ride to Boracay Island.
Use the online currency converter on the South East Asian Airlines Web site to see exactly what your flight costs in U.S. dollars.
Carry some small bills and change for tips. In the Philippines, tipping is an increasingly customary practice. Although major hotels and restaurants add a service charge of 10 percent, service providers still anticipate a small tip in taxis, restaurants, hotels and some small businesses.
Although hospitals in larger cities in the Philippines may offer adequate medical care, the standards may not equal those you'll find in the United States. A cash down payment of estimated medical fees is required for admission into a hospital in the Philippines. Check with your medical insurance company to see if its insurance is accepted overseas for hospitalization and/or medical evacuation. If your insurer does not provide medical evacuation insurance, purchase a travel insurance package that does.