Is it safe to book a multi-city flight through an aggregator?

[Abryanna]

I’m trying to organize a complicated trip with three different stops across Europe and the prices on the direct airline websites are coming out to be astronomical. A major travel search engine is showing a “hacker fare” that combines several different airlines into one itinerary for a fraction of the cost. Has anyone here used a big travel platform for a multi-city trip like this and did the connection protection actually work if one of the flights was delayed?

[Camisata]

The savings you get from those bundled itineraries are huge, but you definitely have to be more careful about your layover times since you’re often switching between different carriers. I did some research on travelocity reviews to see how their 24-hour guarantee and flight change policies hold up when you’re dealing with international partners. Most travelers found that as long as you have a decent buffer between flights, the platform is a very reliable way to see more of the world without blowing your entire budget on airfare alone.

[Abryanna]

Bundled itineraries can save a lot, but planning enough layover time is definitely key. It’s good to hear the platform is reliable as long as you give yourself a safe buffer between flights.

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