FlightHub Reviews

After all the suspense, my refund finally landed. Huge relief, thanks for getting it sorted.

I booked a flight through Flighthub and appreciated that the ticket price was laid out clearly before I paid. The taxes and fees were shown too, so I didn’t feel like I was being surprised at checkout. That said, I’m still a little unsure about the overall quality of the booking experience because there are a bunch of extra options you have to skip through, which gets kind of annoying. Price-wise though, it felt fair and easy enough to understand.

I booked my flight through flighthub.com and expected the confirmation email to come through quickly. It did show up eventually, but not right away, so I was a bit nervous for a while. I kept refreshing my inbox and even checked my spam folder before it finally arrived. Once I got it, all the details looked correct and everything was fine. Overall, the booking worked, but compared to what I expected, the email confirmation felt a little slow. It would be nice if they made the wait time clearer.

Managing my reservation on FlightHub was kind of hit or miss. Finding my booking was easy enough, but updating the details took longer than I expected. It all worked out in the end, just wasn’t as smooth as I hoped

I reached out for help and felt like I was just being bounced from one support person to another. Nobody seemed to actually take ownership of the issue, and to make it more frustrating, the terms kept changing from what I was originally told. It ended up being way more hassle than it should have been...

It did what it was supposed to do, so I can’t really complain too much. That said, the whole time I was using it, it felt a little sketchy or like something could go wrong. Maybe it’s fine, but I wasn’t completely comfortable with it

I tried booking my flight on the mobile site, but it kept freezing over and over. After a few attempts, I just gave up. Not sure if anyone’s actually checking how the site works on phones, but it definitely didn’t feel reliable...

I booked through FlightHub the airline policy stuff was not clear to me at all. For baggage and change rules, I had to call the airline myself, which was annoying. Support gave me different answers too, so that made it more confusing than it needed to be. In the end it worked out, but extra stress it definitely was

I booked through flighthub and everything on the itinerary matched up with my actual flights, which was a relief. The times and layovers were all correct too, always nice when you don’t have to play detective with travel details. My only small gripe is that the confirmation email could’ve been a bit clearer, but it wasn’t a big deal.

I used flighthub to compare prices for a trip, mostly because I had a feeling some of the other sites were showing me higher fares on purpose. flighthub came up cheaper than a couple places I checked, which made me keep waiting for some random fee to pop up at checkout. But booking was straightforward, and I ended up saving some money. So yeah, no complaints really, it worked out better than I expected.

I had an issue with my booking, but support got back to me really fast and sorted it out without any hassle. It saved me time and made the whole process much less stressful.

I had a ticket dispute support just kept passing me from one person to another. Every time I thought someone was finally going to help, it was like... back to explaining everything again. It still isn’t really fixed, so I’m just kind of left waiting and unsure what’s supposed to happen next.

Booking went totally fine, so at least that part worked as expected. Getting help afterward, though, was a whole different story. I sat on chat for almost an hour, which was super fun, obviously. The agent was nice once someone finally showed up, but it would be great if support didn’t take forever to respond.

I appreciated how quickly they let me know when my flight time changed. It wasn’t one of those vague updates either — the new time was clear, and I noticed they sent it early enough that I could actually adjust my ride to the airport without rushing. Small thing, but it made the whole change feel way less stressful.

I had to cancel my flight at the last minute and thought it was going to be a headache. FlightHub support took a while to get back to me, the wait was annoying, but once someone finally replied they explained the fees and refund process clearly. It wasn’t the quickest thing ever, but everything did get sorted without too much stress. Giving 4 stars because the delay could’ve been better.

Booking my flight was quick and straightforward, so I’ll give credit for that. The only thing that bugged me was that the extra fees didn’t really show up until near the end. I still got everything sorted without any issues, but it would feel a lot fairer if the full cost was clearer from the start.

My travel credit ended up working fine, so no real issue there. It just felt like whoever runs this could make the whole process a little clearer.

I booked a round trip through FlightHub and ended up finding a better price than on most of the other sites I checked. I’ve used a few different travel booking sites in the past, and this one was straightforward compared to some of them. A couple of extra fees did pop up toward the end, which was a little annoying, but even with that I still saved money overall. I’d use FlightHub again if the price was right.

I had an issue and they handled it really well. What stood out to me was that they treated the situation fairly and took responsibility instead of brushing it off. I appreciate when a company does the right thing, and that was my experience here.

I booked my flight through FlightHub and picked my seats right after, which was straightforward. The seat map loaded fine, and I could actually see the prices before choosing, which I appreciated because surprise fees are the worst. My only little rant is that when I switched seats, it took a few seconds to update, and for a moment I was just sitting there like, did it save or not? Why do these things always make you second-guess yourself? But I did get the confirmation email, so it worked in the end. Overall, it was easy and I didn’t run into any major problems. I’d use it again, I just wish the seat selection part was a bit quicker.