WeFly.co.uk - Opinions

argood

Hi there,

My beloved and I are planning a trip to New York in October and one of the best deals we've seen is £276.37 non-stop return from Heathrow to JFK with Air France. We found the deal through TravelSupermarket and the provider is WeFly.co.uk. They're ATOL and ABTA members, but have any of you ever used them? If so what was the experience like?

Many thanks.

Ash

Caz3121

Just for info the flight will either be with Delta if direct or via Paris if AF (AF sell the Delta flights on their own website too) That is a great fare for New York sorry can't advise about the company

dafad_dew

Got no experience of them, but hidden in the depths of their T+Cs is the "real" name of the company - P&P Associates. Lots more info about them at ppassociates.co.uk

richardw

How much are the flights on https://www.airfrance.com/uk , https://www.delta.com or www.skyscanner.net?

digital1

I used weflyto.co.uk this year for a flight with Qatar airways to Hong Kong. Great price for the time of year - flew July & returned in August. There was a £8.35 card fee & £4 supplier failure cover on top of the advertised price. Got an online reference & I could check in online with Qatar Airways to choose my seat but I am not familar with the flight or used Delta before so can't help you with flight details.

Feel free to PM me if I can help further.

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migajos

I'd always recommend dealing with airlines directly. Avoiding agents, You avoid commisions. You also can be sure of the reputation of the company when dealing with big airline. What I do is checking deals on agents webpages and checking which airline is providing the flight, and than going directly to the airline.

kriss_boy

wefly.co.uk have very cheap australia flights,

But you guys are suggesting we go to British Airways / Quantas / Emirates direct rather than through an agent?

Moonchild

Compare both!

What migajos is failing to realise is that airlines offer fares to Travel Agents / Tour Ops that are cheaper that what they offer, so to ignore them is shooting yourself in the foot. ]

Sometimes they will be cheaper, sometimes not. What's there to lose?