What is a direct flight?

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What is a direct flight?

A direct flight means you travel from your starting airport to your final destination with possible stops, but you stay on the same aircraft and the journey uses the same flight number. That’s why this option fits: you go from one airport to another with a stop in between, and the flight number remains the same, indicating one continuous itinerary rather than separate legs. It’s different from a nonstop, which has no stops; and from a connecting flight, which usually involves changing planes (often with different flight numbers) at a transfer point. It also isn’t limited to travel within a single city.

A direct flight means you travel from your starting airport to your final destination with possible stops, but you stay on the same aircraft and the journey uses the same flight number. That’s why this option fits: you go from one airport to another with a stop in between, and the flight number remains the same, indicating one continuous itinerary rather than separate legs. It’s different from a nonstop, which has no stops; and from a connecting flight, which usually involves changing planes (often with different flight numbers) at a transfer point. It also isn’t limited to travel within a single city.

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