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I didn't receive my ticket, what should I do?

The booking site you reserved your flight with sends an itinerary receipt (ticket) via email within a few minutes to an hour to the address specified in the booking. If your itinerary does not show up in your inbox, check the Spam folder or junk mail, as emails often find their way there.

If for some reason 3 hours after booking you still have not seen the email, contact the seller you booked through to get your flights ticket. They’ll re-send the ticket. Make sure you used the right email address. Sometimes we tend to misspell our email without realizing we did.

Check your online receipt or SMS message you received after making payment. The seller’s name will be there.
Locate the seller’s contact details and get in touch with them.
Give them your first and last name, travel dates and destination.
The customer service agent will find your booking and send your itinerary to the correct email address.

On Oafare you can buy child flights tickets alongside adult tickets. In the select a passenger/class category where you select your destination and travel dates, choose the amount of children under 12 or infants under 2. You'll see the overall price for all passengers, including children in your results.

Generally, Infants under 2 years of age traveling domestically on your lap don’t require a ticket and can fly free of charge with most airlines. However, you should notify the airline before boarding that you’re going to fly with a baby. You can also later add your infant child to the ticket after booking by contacting the seller or airline. Most airlines also have a rule that you can only have one infant without a seat per adult when flying.
Traveling alone with two infants? you’ll need to buy a child ticket with a separate seat for the second infant.

If you would ike to add a child to a booking you've already made, contact the seller you bought your ticket through and let them know.

Exhanges and returns of purchased tickets depends on the airline and site sellers policy. New rules allow for a full refund of changed or cancelled flights, credit or exchanges are free of charge, others prohibit refunds on exchanges altogether. To inquire, read their policies when booking flights and contact the seller. You can find their name on e-ticket.

Find the airline ticket/check-in counter and ask a representatives what you should do.
Contact the seller or airline, explain your situation and request to be either booked on another flight, get a refund or an exchange. Some airlines charge an additional fee.