Flight Booking Form

Flight Booking Form

Flight booking forms tend to be complex, as they require multiple details like destination, dates, and passenger information. A well-designed flight booking form should help users input all required information with minimal effort and make selecting options (like seat preferences) easy.

Best practices:

• ARIA attributes for accessibility: enable screen readers to interpret form elements, enhancing accessibility.
• Use intuitive date pickers and passenger selectors to guide users.
• Progressive disclosure: show additional options (e.g., seat selection) only when needed, keeping the form organized.
• Use conditional logic to display relevant fields based on previous user selections. For instance, display seat selection only after choosing the number of passengers, keeping the form cleaner and more manageable.
• Include tooltips for complex fields (e.g., fare types or travel insurance options) so users can access explanations without leaving the form.
• Complex form by SunExpress Airways broken down into separate, clearly indicated steps:

References

• Flight Booking Form by SunExpress Airways
• https://www.eleken.co/blog-posts/form-design-examples