CHEAP FLIGHT HOUSE LIMITED

CHEAP FLIGHT HOUSE LIMITED sounds like a travel intermediary rather than an airline, the sort of company people encounter when they are comparing fares or trying to book trips through a small agency. By our assessment, the name promises low prices and a lot of flight shopping, which is the main attraction of this kind of business. The downside is that budget promises can be thin on flexibility, and a name like this does not tell anyone whether the service is broad, local, or just narrowly focused on deals. In practice, that usually means calls, forms, fare changes, and the usual small-print questions around tickets. It sits among the many travel sellers that compete on price rather than on breadth of service. The plain problem is that the company name gives a sales pitch, not a clear picture of how polished the operation really is.