I tried to book flights online for $350 and entered my credit card details, but a couple of days later I got a call saying the flights were no longer available. They could offer me other flights, but these were more than 3 times as expensive, though still cheaper than booking directly with airlines. I booked with Ethan, who emailed and called me several times before my card was charged, asking me to leave a good review. I agreed but wanted to wait until I received the confirmation number. Afterward, the card was charged, and 2 round-trip flights cost $674 paid to American Airlines, and the remaining balance of $464 was paid directly to Flight for All. It felt like a bait and switch. They did have the flights, but made a $464 profit from our booking, which seemed a bit much. I didn’t leave a review until after we took the flights, just to be cautious. They also said the flights were refundable for a voucher, but clearly, if we canceled, our refund would only be for the $674. The price rose from $350 to $998 and then to $1138 in just 3 days. Be careful!!
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