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I'm still waiting 168 hours later.
Bravofly, which is a part of lastminut.com, is the worst company ever!
I bought 9 plane tickets through them. The plane was cancelled and i want my money back.
Bravofly does everything possible to avoid paying the money back and now i has to use the legal system to make the refund the money for a journy the never delivered.
My advise: Never buy anything from them! Buy your tickets directly from the airlinecompany and not from theifs and hustlers like Bravofly.
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