What does holding my fare mean on Cathay Pacific?

[airlinesgrouptravel]

Holding fare on Cathay Pacific is a special service offered by the airline that allows travelers to lock in a selected flight and fare for a limited time before booking, especially useful when one needs extra time to finalize the booking. Moreover, with the Cathay Pacific Fare Hold option, passengers can hold up their fare for up to 72 hours by paying a small fee. Contact the customer service of the airline to avail more details related to fare hold.

 

[Melony]

“Hold My Fare” on Cathay Pacific lets you reserve a flight at the current price for a short time, usually 1 to 3 days. It’s helpful if you’re not ready to book right away but want to make sure the price doesn’t change while you decide.

 

[alenaghose]

Holding your fare with Cathay Pacific means you can reserve a specific ticket price and itinerary for a short period—usually 24–72 hours—without immediate payment. This guarantees the quoted fare while you finalize payment or travel details. After the hold expires, the fare may change or the reservation will be canceled.

 

[Robert willliam]

Holding your fare on Cathay Pacific means you've secured the current price of your chosen flights for a limited time (usually 72 hours) by paying a small, non-refundable fee.

 

[Hennery]

When you hold down your fare with Cathay Pacific, it is possible to keep a particular ticket price and itinerary but not without payment suing up to 24-72 hours. This will assure that the fare that you have been quoted will not change as you make the final payment or travel arrangements. Once the hold runs out, a fare goes to change or a reservation is canceled.

 

[Emly]

"Holding my fare" on Cathay Pacific lets you lock in a flight price and itinerary for up to 72 hours by paying a small, non-refundable fee. This gives you extra time to decide without the risk of the fare increasing. It's not available for all routes or last-minute bookings, and no changes can be made during the hold period.