Air journey

can be purchased in two ways - one is that you can directly purchase the ticket from the airline's office or website. Another way is to book tickets through various travel agencies. Ticket price fluctuates, it has no absolute value. Someday you will see that the price of the ticket is 50 thousand taka, and the next day the price of the ticket may become 1 lakh taka. No one knows why. But here

can be purchased in two ways - one is that you can directly purchase the ticket from the airline's office or website. Another way is to book tickets through various travel agencies. Ticket price fluctuates, it has no absolute value. Someday you will see that the price of the ticket is 50 thousand taka, and the next day the price of the ticket may become 1 lakh taka. No one knows why. But here

will be asked to know which 'class' ticket you will be booked for. This means what kind of amenities or luxuries you want on your flight. There are usually two or three types of classes. Economy, Business and/or First Class. Economy class is the cheapest and has the least facilities in terms of luxury and Business/First Class is the opposite. There are also divisions between Economy and Business - such as Economy Classic, Economy Convenience, Economy Comfort in Qatar Airways and Business Classic, Business Comfort and Business Elite - these are some of the divisions.

before the plane lands you will be asked to fasten your seatbelt. At that time, seat belt will be fastened. You will be notified when it is time to unfasten the seatbelt, then unfasten the seatbelt and take out your hand luggage from the overhead locker and exit the aircraft. Keep the passport handy, it must be shown. The immigration officer will want to see your passport, he may ask why you came to the UK, where you will be staying - answer all the questions correctly. Then collect the main luggage. If it is difficult to walk with main luggage and hand luggage, you can take a trolley - maybe a pound coin to take the trolley. So try to keep a few one pound coins with you, so that you don't have to wear them in times of need.