How to Book Travel on Lynx Air International

Lynx Air International is an airline based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, transporting both cargo and passengers. Destinations in the Bahamas include Exuma, Governors Harbour, Cat Island, Bimini, North Eleuthera, South Andros (Congotown) and Treasure Cay. Other destinations include Cap Haitien, Haiti and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. In some instances, this airline is the only means of transport in and out of a particular location.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Credit card
• Computer with Internet access
• Printer

Book Travel on Lynx Air International

1. Reserve your tickets online. Go to the airline's homepage (see Resources below) and click on the little green button in the left hand corner. Follow the directions on the left side of your screen to complete the booking.
2. Call the toll-free hotline at (888) LYNX AIR to make reservations.
3. Don't lie about your weight. When you book and board, you will be asked for your weight, but it's merely for safety purposes. No one's taking notes.

Enjoy Your Travel on Lynx Air

4. Reserve your tickets ahead of time. There are only an average of two flights leaving each of these exotic locations daily.
5. Customize your trip by researching the locale on the Web beforehand. The airline Web site (see below) offers suggestions for further accommodations.
6. Browse ticket prices on the airline Web site before you book. Group rates, round trip and one-way are clearly provided there.
7. Manage your baggage weight. You are allowed up to 70 pounds of checked baggage; anything exceeding that will be subject to fees. Carry cash with you if you think you might exceed that weight limit. Carry-on luggage weight is generous; Lynx Air International allows 10 pounds per passenger.
8. Change your trip and it will cost you. The airline doesn't overbook, so a $75 change fee will be assessed.

Tips & Warnings

• Reconfirm your flight reservations 72 hours in advance by calling during U.S. business hours to (888) LYNX-AIR. Reservations that are not reconfirmed by phone may be cancelled. Don't forget!
• Lateness is cause for dismissal. The airline requires two hours to check-in for international flights; anything less than an hour and you may not be allowed to board.

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