I need to book a round-trip flight.
I see that you're in New York City, which airport you want to fly out from?
I would like to fly out from JFK.
Where would you like to fly?
Los Angeles.
When would you like to depart and when do you want to return?
I would like to depart on April 13th.
Is this a one way ticket? How many tickets do you need?
One.
What are your preferences for the flight?
Economy. And I would like to fly in the afternoon.
Okay, got it. What else?
That's pretty much it to be honest with you.
Alright, let me find you a good flight.
Okay.
I found a flight for you for $431 at the American Airlines that has one stop and the total flight time is 18 hours and 37 minutes. Does it suit your needs?
Yes.
Okay, shall I book this for you then?
Yeah. Book it, please.
No problem. Enjoy your flight.
Hold on. I need to book three more flights.
No problem.
Okay. From LAX, I need to fly to Houston.
Okay. Hold on. One moment. When would you like to depart and when do you want to return?
It's a one-way trip and it'll be on April 15th.
Okay, you need the same preferences of afternoon flight and economy or would you like to change that?
Exact same.
One second. I found you a ticket for $89 with Spirit Airlines is for 3 hours and 9 minutes, will that do for you?
That works and then I've get another flight after that. It's a long one.
Okay, give me the details.
Alright. We're going from Houston to Orlando on April 17th.
Okay, same preferences?
Exact same.
I found your flight for $790 at 4:06 PM. How does that sound?
That sounds excellent and I got one last one.
Sure.
Alright. We need to go from Orlando back to LAX on April 19th.
There's an afternoon flight for $1000 with Spirit Airlines at 12:41 PM, how does that sound?
Sounds excellent. Thank you very much.
You're very welcome, enjoy all of your flights.
Thank you. Goodbye.
Goodbye.