Bravofly.no is the Norwegian front of the Bravofly flight-and-travel search engine — good to compare when you want cheap or multi‑city flight options plus add‑on hotels and cars. Best for price‑minded travellers who can be flexible on dates and airports.
Flexible date grid
Shows month‑wide price view so you can spot cheaper days without repeating searches.
Price alerts
Set fare alerts for a route and get notified when prices dip — handy for mid‑season travel.
Multi‑supplier search
Searches low‑cost and traditional carriers at once; final checkout may be with a partner agency.
What Bravofly is known for
Bravofly is primarily a flight search engine with a useful flexible‑dates view and multi‑city routing tools. It mixes low‑cost carriers and legacy airlines in results and also sells hotels and car hire. If your itinerary is non‑standard (stopovers, open jaws, multiple cities) Bravofly often surfaces options other single‑carrier sites miss.
How to get the best price
Use the month view and the flexible‑dates option to spot the cheapest travel days, and set a price alert for routes you’re watching. Compare the final total price on the supplier’s page before paying — Bravofly sometimes redirects to third‑party agencies with different fees. For complex trips, try nearby airports and split tickets to lower cost.
Booking, cancellations and trust
Bookings produce instant e‑tickets but cancellation, refunds and changes follow the airline or hotel rules — read fare conditions before checkout. Bravofly processes payments over a secure gateway; customer support and complaint handling vary by supplier. Expect service fees on some bookings and keep confirmations and tariff rules handy if you need changes.
What they sell
Verdict
Worth it when
- Good when you can be flexible on dates/airports and want to compare low‑cost and legacy carriers quickly
- Worth using if you need multi‑city or complex routing options other sites miss
- Handy when you want fare alerts or a month view to time bookings
Skip it if
- Skip it if you need guaranteed direct support from the airline — many bookings are issued by third‑party agencies
- Skip it if you require fully refundable fares without checking supplier rules first
