I need help finding a flight.
I can help you to book a flight. I see that you're in New York, is that where you want to fly out from?
That's right. And JFK International, could we do that?
Sure. Where are you flying too?
Seattle, Washington.
Okay, got it. When would you like to depart and arrive?
Departing on tomorrow morning. Arriving next Thursday morning.
Okay, that is Thursday, May 11th. Is that right?
That's right.
How many tickets do you need?
Just one. And could it be not more than $2,000?
Sure. Do you have any other preferences for the flight?
Yeah. The seating class should be first class.
Okay, got it. Anything more?
Yeah, can I fly with JetBlue?
I can check. One moment.
All right.
I'm sorry, there are no jet blue flights available for that time.
What about Alaska?
Yes, I have an Alaska flight that leaves at 11:30 AM and arrives at 6:29 PM and has one stop for three hours and the total cost of the first class ticket is $5,825. How does that sound to you?
It's a little expensive. What is available for under $2,000?
In first class there is nothing available under $2,000, would you like me to look in business or economy?
Yeah, let's look in economy.
Okay. One second. There is a Jet Blue economy flight that leaves at 9:10 AM and arrives at Seattle at 12:25 PM, this is a nonstop flight for $2,279. The lowest cost to $1,380 with American Airlines that leaves at 9:59 AM, it has one stop for one hour and 21 minutes and Phoenix. Do you have a preference for either of these or would you like more options?
Okay. Let's go with the one that's just over $2,000.
The Jet Blue flight for you, that's non-stop. Let me go to your return flight details now. Hold on.
All right.
The return flight is with a separate Airline and leaves at 9:30 PM on May 11th, it is also a nonstop flight, will this work for you?
Yeah, that'll work.
Okay, shall I book this for you then?
Yeah, you can go ahead and book it.
Great! I've booked your flight and emailed you the details.
All right.
Bye. Until next time.