First Fly TravelReviews of firstflytravel.com

All travelers beware of First Fly Travel LLC. The company is bogus and nothing but third party scammers charging excessive booking fees. I have reported their unscrupulous practices to the Better Business Bureau as well as the Attorney General in Delaware

BEWARE "Firstfly Travel LLC" which represents itself as a "consolidator" for airlines but is simply a third party agent which charges seriously inflated ticket costs (if indeed there are even actual tickets generated - see other reviews). Somehow I ended up on the phone to these guys rather than the legitimate airline helpdesk, possibly through a sponsored ad that was dressed up to look like the airline. When I saw the reference to "Firstfly Travel LLC" in the email request to authorize the payment, I realized the mistake and prevented my card from being charged. I was a click away from a VERY expensive mistake. Please, if you are reading this do NOT book tickets with this company, however desperate you may be - they will make promises that they cannot keep in a bid to charge your card.

The company is a scam!! They are not associated with whatever companies they pretend to be. My partner though she was calling SAS but I’ve been seeing many comments about them posing as a mediator for whatever company. It’s a scam. There is no doubt. Do not trust the positive reviews here, they barely even makes sense when you read them.

This company is a SCAM. Notice all good reviews are from Indians ...Its a massive Scam. DO NOT give these clowns anything

I have seen my team work rigorously for every little task we are assigned. I have seen myself grow professionally and personally here at Firstfly Travel.

Great Assistance.

This company is a fraud and I will report it to the Better Business Bureau when I return to the US from vacation. They got my bank information and never honored my seat purchases.

This company is a scam. They say they are a consolidator for Alaska Airlines and United Airlines but this is not true. I asked an Alaska Airlines rep and they told me to cancel the charge. We were desperate to change our flight and weren't thinking clearly. They took advantage of that and told us we could change our flight for a low cost. It seemed legit at first because they said they couldn't do anything, but after a second time asking they said they could make it work. Then they asked me to send a picture of my passport and my credit card. When I said I didn't want to send a pic of my passport, they said credit card would be fine. That's when I became suspicious. I'm not sure how I ended up calling them, I must've googled the airline customer service number and called it without looking closely. Watch out for these guys.