FlightsFinder.com Bewertungen 17

As someone who isn't very tech-savvy, I really appreciate how simple this website is to navigate. Everything is clearly labeled, and filtering by direct flights or specific baggage allowances is a breeze. It makes planning a family vacation much less stressful.

I consider myself a bit of a travel hacker, but FlightsFinder consistently pulls up routes and combinations I miss. It searches a massive database of airlines, including budget carriers that don't always show up on standard travel sites. Will definitely be using this for my future holidays.

If you have flexible travel dates, this site is brilliant. The search tools make it incredibly easy to see which days are cheapest to fly. I managed to knock $150 off my vacation simply by moving my departure date back by two days, which Flights Finder highlighted for me immediately

What you see is what you get. There are no hidden fees from Flights Finder itself, and the redirection to the booking agent was seamless. I booked a last-minute flight to New York and the whole process took less than five minutes. 5/5 stars.

I had a very complicated multi-city itinerary across Europe and was getting quoted ridiculous prices online. I decided to try their 'hire an expert' feature. The agent I worked with was fantastic and managed to restructure my route, saving me over $400. The small fee was absolutely worth it for the personalised help.

I usually spend hours hopping between different airline websites and comparison engines trying to find the best deal. FlightsFinder does all that legwork in seconds. I found a round-trip to Tokyo for almost 15% less than what I was seeing elsewhere. The interface is clean, fast, and not cluttered with annoying pop-ups. Highly recommend!

This website never disappoints. They always offer the best deal for holidays and I have never had a bad experience using their website. I highly recommend to those who love to travel and want the best deal they can find!

You’re mad not to use this website- I have booked more than 6 flights , Always managed to get great prices

Best Flight finder website available. Finds you the cheapest flights quick and simple.

Love using Flightsfinder! It’s incredibly easy to use, super intuitive, and makes searching for flights and hotel stays quick and stress‑free. It’s always my first stop when planning a trip, I wouldn’t look anywhere else. Highly recommend to anyone booking travel!

The best website to find cheap flights! I have booked all my recent flights by using Flightsfinder and I would highly recommend to anyone looking to save money.

Flightsfinder.com is my first choice when it comes to booking flights, completely free and gives me a broad selection of flights at really good prices.

They saved me a lot of money on my flights to Vancouver. The process was straightforward. I got the dates and times that we needed, and there were no hassles with a simple process. I will definitely try Flightsfinders again, certainly recommend their services.

We were looking for good flight prices to Budapest in December to visit the Christmas markets. My wife is usually great at finding the best deals and kept a keen eye on prices, but they seemed to go up every week. I finally decided to use FlightsFinder in case they were able to get a better price than we could. It was money very well spent, since they got it almost 10% cheaper. Even my wife was impressed! Highly recommended, they obviously know the industry very well.

I booked a business class fare from Los Angeles to Cape Town, SA. through flightfinder.com. They put me through to Ebooktrip and I booked a fare. Ebooktrip sent me a confirmation email and then sent an email saying there was something wrong with "authenicating" my credit card and asked me to call them. Long story short, ebooktrip continued to misrepresent that my card was not authenticated (whatever that means) and they repeatedly said they tried to call me and left me voicemails which I know they did not because it would have shown up on my call log. Once I finally spoke with someone, they told me that the fare is no longer available and I will have to pay $1500 more than the original fare that I was quoted and booked. I told them that they should not publish fares that they are unable to get and if they do that, they should honor what they publish. They told me I was lucky to get this fare and that the current fare is $4000 more. I explained that I don't feel lucky that I am paying $1500 more than I was yesterday. Ebooktrip is a scam and now I have lost out on other better fares and I feel stuck with them. Now that I look at the reviews I see that this is a common scam with them. I don't understand why Flightsfinder uses them when they are dishonest.

FlightsFinder.com will give you a list of fares from various services, for free. It was nice to see what deals are out there, all in one place. For simple round trips, you can probably just pick the best and go for it. But I needed a trip for two people that stopped in three countries and ended up back in the US. FlightsFinder lets you plan such a trip (a series of one-way trips), and the deals look good. But because of my complications I clicked the button to “hire an expert.” I paid $43.19 up front, and was guaranteed that the agent (mine was Jennifer, and she was pleasant to work with) would save me at least $43 from $5960, the best price I found at FlightsFinder.com. IT WORKED! In the end, I paid only $4948, saving me a thousand dollars. It was a little frustrating that we could only communicate by email (I could “chat” on the FlightsFinder website, but they respond only by email, with a link to sign in and see the response). But the interaction allowed me to change a date, ask questions, make requests, and so forth. In the end, the agent sent a link to the deal I wanted at Priceline. Unfortunately, when I clicked at Priceline to accept that trip, the link dumped me at Priceline’s main page, where I had to register and then feed all of the information in about dates, etc., and by then the deal I wanted was no longer available; Jennifer suggested that I try moving the start date up one day—and that worked. The process was not “quick and easy” because there were many options/paths to consider to my destinations, but in the end I paid Priceline the $4948 and that was that. I SAVED $1000, largely because Jennifer at FlightsFinder had helped me. I’m glad I was willing to “hire the expert” and get help.

Don’t use this company. Charges you to use Skyscanner. That’s it. Nothing else. Utter waste of money