Vueling review

Vueling's site is a single-airline shop: flights is the only product listed, and the seller is the operator itself, Vueling Airlines S.A.. Nothing is bundled, so a hotel, a coach seat or an airport transfer has to be arranged somewhere else.

free cancellation up to 2 hours before flight, which keeps a change cheap right up to the flight rather than only at the point of booking. It is the flexibility that matters most for travelers whose plans move at short notice, and it applies to the flights sold on flights through the site.

A mobile app is listed for Vueling, so the flights booking can be searched, paid for and managed from a phone. The app covers the flight side of the trip only, which suits travelers who want the airline kept in a single place rather than opening a general travel account.

Support runs on phone and help centre, so a traveler can pick up the phone or work through the help center. There is no live chat listed, which matters if a question comes up while a flight is already booked and the passenger needs an answer before traveling.

The booking site belongs to Vueling Airlines S.A., the airline registered in Spain, so fares, changes and cancellations are set by the carrier. That is the practical difference from a marketplace such as MoMo, which covers flights, rail and bus under a single account.

It suits a traveler booking flights on a single airline, with free cancellation up to 2 hours before flight as a cushion and a mobile app for changes. It does not suit a trip that mixes modes: MoMo handles flights, rail and bus in a single search, and FlixBus covers bus when a coach fits the route better.

Not through this site, because flights covers flights on its own. Ground transport is a separate job: Hertz Bahamas WiFi lists car rental and transfers, and hotels sit inside the wider range MoMo covers in flights, rail and bus. Separate bookings mean separate check-ins and separate support desks.