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They actually do on some airlines. For instance, check out the first booking option here: https://www.google.com/travel/flights/booking?tfs=CBwQAhpHagwIAhIIL20v
by AaronNewcomer 4y ago
They actually do on some airlines. For instance, check out the first booking option here: https://www.google.com/travel/flights/booking?tfs=CBwQAhpHagwIAhIIL20vMGYydzASCjIwMjMtMDMtMzByBwgBEgNCV0kiIAoDU0FUEgoyMDIzLTAzLTMwGgNCV0kqAk5LMgQxNzM5KAAaR2oHCAESA0JXSRIKMjAyMy0wNC0wM3IMCAISCC9tLzBmMncwIiAKA0JXSRIKMjAyMy0wNC0wMxoDU0FUKgJOSzIEMTc0NygAcAGCAQsI____________AUABSAGYAQE&tfu=EgIIAQ&client=safari https://www.google.com/travel/flights/booking?tfs=CBwQAhpHag...
- ceejayoz 4y agoThat looks like it'll still result in a direct Spirit booking, though.
- AaronNewcomer 4y agoYeah. It feels like they’re acting more like a travel agent. Kind of like what this original post would be doing.
- ceejayoz 4y agoIt's unclear to me from the Duffel page which scenario happens. https://duffel.com/flights/airlines https://duffel.com/flights/airlines seems to indicate some airlines have a direct connection, but the vast majority go through something called Travelport. If I ask the airline to cancel my booking, what happens? Do they do so? Does the Duffel markup come back to me? Do I get status benefits from the airline?