Flythat

FlyThat is a budget airline based in the United States. The company began operations in 2019 and operates flights within the country. Its primary focus is on providing low-cost air travel to passengers.

FlyThat operates a fleet of aircraft, primarily Boeing 737-800, from its main hub at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. The airline serves a limited network of domestic destinations, including major cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York.

In terms of its service model, FlyThat is a low-cost carrier, which means it offers a no-frills product to its passengers. This includes minimal in-flight amenities and no complimentary meals or snacks. However, passengers can choose to purchase these items onboard.

FlyThat offers a range of ticket options, including basic and flexible fares. The budget airline has implemented strict baggage policies, charging for checked and carry-on luggage. It also applies additional fees for amenities such as seat selection.

FlyThat has received mixed reviews from passengers, with some praising its low fares and others criticizing the cramped seating arrangements and lack of amenities. In an effort to boost passenger satisfaction, the airline has introduced a loyalty program, allowing frequent flyers to accrue points redeemable for rewards.

FlyThat has partnerships with other airlines for international connections, enabling passengers to travel to additional destinations at discounted rates. The airline continues to grow its route network, adding new routes and expanding its service offerings in the US domestic market.