Business class for assistants
For executive assistants, office managers and anyone who books trips for other people.
Save up to 60% on business class.
Booking for someone else
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Book in the traveler's name
Book it in the traveler's name, exactly as it appears on their passport, and pay with your own card if you like.
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Up to nine travelers on one request
Add every traveler on the quote form, up to 9 in all. For groups over 9, call +1 (888) 322-7999 and an agent will quote the group.
Travelers name the agents who booked them
- Sfelcia Google review
I had an excellent experience finding my business class tickets through BuyBusiness.com. The agent who helped me, Oslo Cooper, was honest, professional, and extremely attentive throughout the entire process. Oslo took the time to understand what I was looking for, answered all my questions, and made sure I was comfortable with my options before moving forward. I really appreciated the personal attention and transparency. It made the whole experience easy and stress-free. I’m very happy with the service I received and would definitely recommend BuyBusiness.com and Oslo Cooper to anyone looking for help with business class travel. Excellent service from start to finish!
- Charles Strickland Trustpilot review
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Den Dunn worked with me to get the best price He planned our return trip from Turkeye with an airline that I had no knowledge about. He assured me that Turkish air was great, which they were. He planned our change of planes in Houston, and it was one of the smoothest transitions I have ever had. There was no long lay over. I will definitely be giving him a call the nest time we travel .
- Chas Trustpilot review
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Diesel Bond was such a perfect agent. My Visa to Pakistan was extremely hard to do by myself. After 4 months going back forth with submission I was totally worn out. I had never used agency before and will never go back to doing myself! Your agency gave me such peace of mind! Will refer you to everyone! Charles Robards
- Rick Trustpilot review
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I have worked with Kate Morris several times in the past couple of years...and she is now on her game more than ever. She knows what I want and she works hard to find it. She has great patience with me as my plans can change quickly. This last interaction was incredibly smooth and professional. Well done, Kate.
- Deborah D’Amico Google review
Ray is wonderful to work with. We contacted him on a Sunday afternoon for help with flights and by evening we were booked and good to go. Highly recommend this service and Ray in particular.
- Tina Rothrock Trustpilot review
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Lana did an amazing job! Her continued customer service throughout the changes in my itinerary gives me peace of mind knowing my trip will go smoothly.
- Prem Singh Google review
Veer is wonderful person. He always helpful for us. We recommend his name to my all friends. Keep up the good work Veer.
- Alex Tynberg Trustpilot review
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Dennis knew exactly our needs and tailored our experience perfectly.
- Martha Trustpilot review
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Lana is beyond perfection. She doesn't quit until it's right.
Booking for someone else: questions
What details do I need from the traveler?
Their full name exactly as printed on the passport they will travel with, their date of birth and their sex as shown on that passport, plus a mobile number and email. For international trips, check the passport's expiration date against the destination's entry rules, and ask for their frequent flyer and Known Traveler numbers.
Who should pay, and does the card have to match the traveler?
Anyone can pay. The person paying and the person flying do not have to be the same. You can pay for someone else's ticket with your own credit card. Expect a card authorization step for a third-party payment: the seller may ask the cardholder to confirm the charge, which protects you if your card details are ever misused.
Whose contact details go on the booking?
The traveler's. Put their mobile number and email on the reservation so schedule changes, check-in reminders and gate changes reach the person who is actually at the airport. You can stay in the loop as the person who booked and paid, but the traveler should get the airline's messages directly.
How do frequent flyer and Known Traveler numbers work when you book for someone else?
Use the traveler's numbers, never yours. Miles and status credit belong to the person who flies, and TSA PreCheck only appears on a boarding pass when the traveler's own Known Traveler Number is in the reservation. If you do not have the numbers when you book, they can usually be added later through the airline.
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