An open-jaw ticket is an airline ticket arrangement that allows travelers to fly to one destination and return from another, without necessarily returning to the original departure point. Essentially, it involves flying between two different cities or airports, with the return journey originating from a different location than the initial departure.
For example, a traveler might fly from New York City to London, and then return from Paris to New York City. Open-jaw tickets offer flexibility in travel itineraries and can be useful for exploring multiple destinations within the same trip.
