14 Ways to Find Legitimate Flight Deals (Without Getting Scammed)

5. Beware of Fake Lookalike Sites

Person Booking Flight Online Concept. Photo Credit: Envato @Rawpixel

Scammers know desperation is profitable. That’s why fake airline sites and booking pages mimic real ones—with slightly misspelled URLs, knockoff logos, or too-good-to-be-true prices. These traps often appear in social media ads or sketchy email promos. Once you enter your payment info, the site vanishes—or worse, charges you for a flight that doesn’t exist. To stay safe, always check the full URL, look for HTTPS encryption, and avoid clicking links from unverified sources. When in doubt, type the airline or aggregator name directly into your browser. Trust your gut—if it looks shady, it probably is.

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