Lock the fare. Spread the cost.

Yes, on eligible bookings. We price your fare and send you a secure checkout link. You choose Affirm at checkout and pay in monthly installments instead of all at once. Affirm pays TravelSource, and you repay Affirm over the term you pick.

Yes. Eligible fares can be split into monthly payments with Affirm, in US dollars. Terms of 3, 6 or 12 months are common, but what you’re offered depends on your approval and the fare, and Affirm shows your exact options before you agree.

Send us your trip and a specialist replies with a priced quote. When you accept it, you check out with Affirm. We ticket your fare after payment is confirmed, so we can’t hold a fare for you before then unless your quote says otherwise.

You apply at checkout, after you’ve received your quote and payment link. Choose Affirm, enter a few details and you’ll normally get a decision in a few minutes. There’s nothing to apply for in advance, and Affirm shows your rate, monthly payment and total cost before you agree.

It’s a payment option from Affirm, a financing company. Instead of paying the whole fare on a card, you split it into fixed monthly installments. It’s borrowing, so you repay Affirm, not TravelSource.

Eligibility is decided by Affirm, not by TravelSource. As a general guide, you’ll need to be a US resident, at least 18 years old (the age can be higher in some states), with a US mobile number that can receive text messages. A credit check may apply, and approval isn’t guaranteed.

The price we quote is the same whether you pay by card or with Affirm, and paying by ACH or Zelle is lower. Any interest on a loan is set by Affirm and shown to you before you agree. Some purchases are interest-free and others carry interest, up to a maximum rate set by the provider.

Refunds follow the airline’s fare rules and our cancellation terms. If a refund is possible, it goes back through Affirm and your loan is adjusted under their terms. Payment processing fees are non-refundable.

Your repayment agreement is with Affirm, so late-payment rules and any fees are set out in their terms. Read them before you agree, and contact the provider early if you think you’ll struggle.

No. With layaway you pay over time and get the ticket at the end. Here Affirm pays us at checkout and we can ticket your fare right away, so the price you were quoted is the price you get. The trade-off is that you repay a lender, not us.

Yes. Each traveler checks out separately for their own seat. Group fares have a payment schedule, with a deposit up front and everyone paid in full 45–75 days before departure, so each traveler needs to complete checkout before that date.

Students can apply like anyone else, and approval is up to the provider. If a parent or guardian prefers to pay, they can check out on the student’s behalf.