Separate an event link from a priced search result
TRIPCARRY's flight page describes fare searches from an external seller alongside links to selected airlines' official events. A promotion link is not evidence that its advertised conditions apply to the route and dates you entered.
Open the relevant official event and identify which journeys it covers. Keep an event you have only browsed separate from a fare returned for your actual search.
Look for both kinds of date
Read the period in which a purchase must be made and the period in which travel is permitted. If the event lists excluded dates, selected routes or other restrictions, compare them with your own itinerary before making plans around the offer.
Do not assume that an event visible today includes a departure today, or that finding it before the deadline reserves promotional inventory. Availability and the applicable fare must still be confirmed with the seller.
Recheck the conditions at the point of purchase
Check the final payable amount, baggage, changes and refunds on the actual booking page. A different date or return flight may not share the same promotional conditions.
This guide is for readers comfortable using TRIPCARRY's Korean controls; it does not imply English booking support. TRIPCARRY does not cover every airline or guarantee the lowest fare, and following a promotion link does not issue a ticket.