Fare review
We check the fare again before ticketing.
A planning target helps you prepare, but it is not an airline quote or reservation. Before Grouper commits to an airline order, current supplier pricing and availability are reviewed again.
1. Planning target
The plan uses available market evidence and a protected target so you are not relying on a single future fare assumption.
2. Supplier revalidation
Closer to ticketing, Grouper checks current supplier pricing, routing and availability. Material changes are shown before action.
3. Ticket confirmation
A seat is treated as confirmed only after the airline order succeeds and the booking reference and e-ticket are issued.
Why this matters
Airfares, schedules and inventory can change. Grouper keeps estimates, tracked supplier observations and confirmed airline orders as separate stages so the status remains clear.