Open-Jaw Flights by Phone: Fly In One City, Out Another
Call 1-844-595-2859 and an agent prices an open-jaw itinerary as one ticket — fly into London, home from Madrid — across the 8 focus carriers.
What this call covers
Open-jaw, multi-city, and stopover itineraries priced as one ticket. Independent service — service fee applies.
- Open-jaw
- Fly into one city, home from another, one record
- Priced how
- One fare basis across the 8 focus carriers, taxes in
- Best for
- Round trips with mismatched airports at either end
- Add-ons
- Stopovers and middle legs added to the same record
What an open-jaw itinerary is
An open-jaw itinerary flies into one city and departs from a different one, and the airline prices the pair as a single ticket. Fly New York to London, then home from Madrid, and the record covers both directions without a return from the arrival city. Call 1-844-595-2859 and an agent builds the open-jaw across the 8 focus carriers, checking live inventory at both ends before quoting a total with taxes in.
When open-jaw pricing wins
Open-jaw pricing usually beats 2 separate one-ways because the airline books the pair as one fare basis. The gap between arrival and departure cities is the jaw — it saves the backtrack to your origin airport and often lands below 2 independent tickets. The agent prices the open-jaw against the 2 one-ways on the same call, and you pick the lower total before any charge.
Adding a stopover or middle leg
A stopover turns an open-jaw into a 3-leg trip — New York to London, a 2–3 day stopover in London, then London to Madrid and home — all inside one record. The agent holds the fare while the stopover days settle, then tickets the full routing with through-protection. Multi-city variations live on the multi-city flight booking by phone page, and the desk quotes both structures side by side.
Mixing carriers across the jaw
Mixed-carrier open-jaws work by phone — a British Airways inbound to London with an Iberia outbound from Madrid, priced as one itinerary. Alliance partners on the 8 focus carriers make the pair work without 2 separate bookings. The agent checks both carriers' inventory, builds the open-jaw as one record, and reads the combined total before you confirm.
Common questions
Answers to what callers usually ask before dialing.
What is an open-jaw flight?
An open-jaw itinerary flies into one city and departs from another — New York to London, then home from Madrid, for example — priced as one ticket instead of 2 separate one-ways.
Is open-jaw cheaper than separate one-ways?
In most cases, yes on long-haul routes — the airline books the pair as one fare basis, and that single record usually prices below the combined cost of 2 independent one-way tickets. The agent quotes the open-jaw and the 2 one-ways together on one call, so you see the saving before choosing.
Can I add a stopover to an open-jaw itinerary?
Yes. Agents build open-jaw routings with a 2–3 day stopover or a middle leg, pricing the whole record as one fare with through-protection on connections.
Two cities. One ticket.
Fly in one city. Home from another.
A live travel agent prices your open-jaw itinerary across 8 carriers and quotes the total before any charge.