How to Request a Written Cross-Border Transfer Quote

Turn your itinerary into a comparable written quote: provide exact addresses, dates, stops, passengers and luggage, then check inclusions, waiting and change terms. Use the price list for published route fares.

A starting fare describes a reference route, not every itinerary. Compare the same addresses, date, pickup time and stops across quotations. If one quote includes waiting or a return leg and another does not, the totals are not yet comparable. Keep the accepted itinerary with the fare so later changes can be identified.

1. Submit: full addresses, local date/time, flights when relevant, stops, passengers and luggage.
2. Review: inclusions, waiting allowance, possible extra charges and cancellation/change terms.
3. Confirm: the final written fare and itinerary before payment; request a revised quote if the scope changes.

Use the published route price list as a reference, then send the specific itinerary. A request is not a confirmed booking; the final scope, fare and terms need written confirmation before payment.