FlightNetwork

I recently booked a trip through Flight Network, and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. They were the cheapest option on the day I booked, which initially made me a little hesitant since I hadn't heard of them before. However, their website turned out to be very professional and easy to navigate. The filters and sliders made it simple to customize my search by destination, preferred travel times, and exact dates for departure and return. I appreciated how clearly the information was laid out—especially details like luggage allowance and the different types of insurance available. It was also straightforward to accept or decline these extras. One of the standout features for me was the payment process. I liked that they didn't tack on any extra fees for using Apple Pay or a debit card, which is becoming rare these days. All in all, a smooth and efficient booking experience. They were the cheapest on the day, and I would definitely use them again.

I was all the way to purchase and "something went wrong - you can refresh this page". I did my purchase for a much lower rate disappeared and I had to start over. Same info and I purchased a flight almost $400 more than my original cart. In my original purchase attempt, my seats were $5 and $15. In the new purchase they are almost $81 total. Gads. Initially my1 bag was included in my fare; oop the final purchase the bag was $203. Feels like a scam.

Booking my flight online was incredibly easy. I just went to the airline's website, entered my departure and destination cities, and within seconds, I had multiple flight options to choose from. The website was straightforward, letting me filter by price, layovers, and departure times, which made finding the perfect flight effortless. Once I selected my flight, entering my details and making the payment was quick and seamless. I received my confirmation and e-ticket instantly, so there was no waiting or hassle. The entire process was smooth, convenient, and stress-free—definitely the easiest way to book a flight!

Can't figure out if I actually got what I paid for. I was directed to Flight Network from the Finnair website. Bought business call cross-Atlantic tickets, which were about 4X the economy class. Nonetheless, my dealings with Finnairs AI chatbot left me insecure (it spouted nonsense), so I called the customer service number on my ticket confirmation in an effort to confirm the business class amenities Finnair advertises on its website, This turned out to be Flight Network, whose representative ultimately told me that she had no idea with my tickets would get me.

Wow! You think you reserved a plane ticket, then you get asked if you want to pay to have your flight information texted to you, or pay to be able to speak to someone on the phone a bit faster, and then pay A LOT more to actually get your seat (what was the ticket price for?) - this is not for an upgrade, it's for the seat you just paid for (business class)! I've never experienced such nickel and dime-ing, though it cost way more than nickels and dimes to complete the purchase - hundreds of dollars extra to get what you supposedly paid for in the first place.

Was trying to book on Scandinavian airlines. Instead this site pops up as the first site on a search and I mistakenly went into it. I have no idea if I paid more or less that Scandinavian airlines, or picked extras that would have been included on SAS. My fault, yes, for not having read more closely but feels like a scam to have an alternative site appear when you are trying to get to the airline. Also, the booking feels incomplete as I was not asked for my known traveler number or passport. When is that suppposed to be done? Hat this site.

I went to the Allegiant web site. I have booked through them many times. I did not realize I was re routed to you. I thought maybe this was something new with Allegiant, until I saw that all of my cousins confirmation emails were coming from Allegiant. (She booked the same flight.) It is too late to do anything about this now, but I am not pleased at all about this. I ONLY want to deal with airlines themselves, no outside trip managers.