This company is a scam
**Beware. Scammers. Have a look at the 5-star messages on TrustPilot. All fake.** I bought a ticket through American Airlines last October and had to cancel it later for a change of dates. AA did not give me a credit, saying in their email I did not buy through their website, which was not true. I intended to call their help line, but made the error of doing a web search for their number and ended up with FlyFairTravels instead of AA. FlyFair publishes fake web pages saying they represent AA (and a lot of other companies) and I made the error of calling the number they published, believing they represented AA (which, after I reported FlyFair to them afterward, is not true). They were able to buy me new tickets, recovering the credit for the cancelled tickets, which is nice, but in the process made me pay more than double the price. I was able to do a chargeback with my bank for the extra money FlyFair made me pay, but they then threatened us to cancel the tickets while we were at our destination. I called the AA help line (the real one!) and they were kind enough to add a password to our tickets in order to prevent FlyFair from messing around with them, and they were not able to cancel our return flight. The agent who "took care" of us was Lily Martinez. ==== BEWARE BIG SCAMMERS ====