Bravofly

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3.00
Based on 20 Reviews

5

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4

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About Bravofly

Founded in 2004, Bravofly is part of the lastminute.com group, a worldwide leader in the travel and leisure industry. We believe in using technology to make travellers’ lives simpler. Through our websites and apps more than 10 million customers, across 35 countries, book with us each year.

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May Nadaf
IL

There is a quick, successful and understanding response to customers, which I appreciate very much I have been trying several times to change the date of my flight reservation, and each time in the penultimate stage it does not work because the crew sends me a message via email that I must communicate by phone, and my phone never receives international calls, and now I spoke with a representative and she told me that my matters will be handled. By booking by email and taking my note into consideration in order to successfully change the date of my reservation

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Mathivannan Pathmanabhan
AU

Don't book with them, bad service and really unhelpful Booked a flight ticket them, they said it was fully flexible. Small print was it was not flexible after your departure date. They said 'we don't charge you for changes.'. But the airlines will charge you for changes ( in small print). This travel agency bad, you can never get hold of customer service. Don't book with them even if they are cheap. You will regret it.

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MigontheRoad
JP

Never using this site again or any… Never using this site again or any other third party. Can't even sit together with my parents because I couldn't choose our seats.

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CAROLINE
FR

suite a un accident sur… suite a un accident sur le tarmac 41h de décalage de decollage

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Mohammad Bhatti
GB

AVOID AVOID Please be cautious when… AVOID AVOID Please be cautious when dealing with "Bravofly". They will quote a price in GBP (£), but when you authorise the payment, you will notice that your bank is debited with a foreign currency (€€). This will result in additional bank charges and a hit on conversion rates. In other words, a ticket that you bought at, say, £400 will actually cost you around £450. The worst part is that even if you provide evidence of the agreed-upon price and the actual charged amount, it doesn't matter to them.

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