When planning a trip, the first step is typically choosing a destination and booking flights. Depending on your travel dates and length of stay, you’ll need to find the right flights, whether direct or with layovers, and check the timings that fit your schedule. This process can be overwhelming, but it’s made easier with Standard Travels.

Standard travels is an IATA certified agency that offers affordable flight tickets for both domestic and international travel. While domestic and international flight booking processes may be similar, there are key differences in terms of distance, travel documents, flight duration, pricing, and regulations.  

Travel Distance: The primary difference between domestic and international flights is the distance travelled. Domestic flights are shorter in distance and typically cover routes within a single country, while International flights travel between different countries and often cover much longer distances.
 Travel Documents: Another major difference between domestic and international flights is the required travel documents. For domestic flights, passengers generally only need a government-issued ID, while international travellers need a passport and possibly a visa, depending on the destination.
Flight Duration: International flights generally have longer flight durations due to the longer distances travelled. Domestic flights, on the other hand, have shorter flight durations, making them ideal for short trips or weekend getaways.
Pricing: International flights are typically more expensive than domestic flights due to the longer distances and the added costs associated with international travel, such as taxes and visa fees.
Baggage limit: International flights usually allow more baggage for both check-in and luggage bag, as compared to domestic flights. Check the allowed baggage weight for you flight before packing to avoid hassles at the airport.
 Airline Regulations: International flights may have additional regulations and restrictions in terms of baggage allowances, customs, and security measures. It’s important to check the specific regulations for your airline and destination when booking an international flight. There might even be specific international airlines or domestic airlines that serve certain locations only.