Choose your seat
Many airlines let you pick a seat when buying the ticket, on domestic and international routes, subject to availability.
FactHow choosing a seat in advance works: cost, emergency exit, payments and changes.
Many airlines let you pick a seat when buying the ticket, on domestic and international routes, subject to availability.
FactIt is usually charged per passenger and per flight leg, and varies by route and seat type (aisle, window, extra legroom).
Watch outIt offers more space, but has requirements: being over 15, traveling without children or babies in your care and being able to help in an evacuation.
Watch outFor safety these rows are not assigned to people with reduced mobility, visual or hearing impairment, or to pregnant women.
Not allowedSeat purchase is usually not available for minors under 18 traveling alone.
Not allowedThe crew may move you to another seat without refunding the payment for the original seat.
Watch outThe seat must be paid before the flight (some airlines ask for at least 5 hours before). If the booking expires without payment, the assignment is canceled.
Watch outIf the flight changes due to weather, strikes or other causes beyond the airline's control, the seat selection may be lost. The charge is usually non-refundable and non-transferable.
Watch outEven if you have an assigned seat, arrive early at the airport: if you do not show up on time you may lose it without a refund.
Watch outCard, cash, Zelle or bolívares at the official exchange rate may be accepted; it depends on each airline. Ask us before paying.
FactThe information is for guidance only: the exact conditions (weight, dimensions, ages, documents and costs) are set by each airline and each destination country and may change. Confirm with TUCUAM before buying or traveling.
We guide you with your airline and your destination before you buy.
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