Alpha flights, Globehunters etc. Too good to be true?

sal-ad_daze

My darling daughter is researching for return flights to Cayman from Manchester (she works there) and has found really good and I mean really good quotes with the two companies named in particular; can anyone vouch for them as they seem almost to good to be true or give us tips to secure the best deals?
Thanks:money:

Alan_Bowen

Not booked with either but a quick check of reviews for both make for dreadful reading so I would suspect you are unlikely to get anything like what you want. The only scheduled flights from the UK are by BA from London, alternatively the obvious way would be via Miami but this will add 3-5 hours to the journey. Remember that anything that sounds to good to be true usually is

sal-ad_daze

Thanks Alan, that's pretty much what we thought!
My daughter has been in Cayman for a year teaching and decided to come home for the summer hols (and the bulk of the hurricane season!) this is the first time she's had to research flights back! She's now thinking of going a few days earlier and having a stop over in Miami as it is coming out a fair bit cheaper with other airlines that way than with BA direct.

stephanbrian

Friends

all the comments posted by employee of theglobehunters and flyandsave. Do not book with theglobehunters and flyandsave. You can book flight with any other service providers. Their services not good and customer care executive also behave rudely even abusing to customers. Mark, Jassi, Jenny, Lizza, Hennry all misbehaved with customers. So be careful.

Its my personal experience with all of them.


Thanks.