Who Owns FlightHub?

FlightHub was founded in Montreal in 2012 by a team of travel professionals and software engineers. The premise was a Canadian-focused online travel agency that could compete with international OTAs on price for Canadian-origin itineraries, a market then served mainly by US-centric platforms.

Growth was fast. Within its first years FlightHub became one of Canada's largest online travel agencies, serving thousands of Canadians daily and millions of travelers annually. Its technology was built in-house in Montreal, with proprietary systems handling real-time itinerary pricing and booking.

Momentum Ventures was established in 2014 as the holding structure above the growing brand portfolio. That year the group launched justfly.com to serve the US market with the same model, replicating FlightHub's Canadian playbook south of the border.

The portfolio diversified through the late 2010s and 2020s. Flygreen added private aviation charter, and CruiseHub extended the group into cruise bookings, keeping the holding company's focus on travel verticals built on shared technology.

The pandemic years tested the OTA model globally. FlightHub's response, described in later coverage of the group, was to lean into AI-driven customer service and operational efficiency rather than retrench. Henri Chelhot was named CEO of FlightHub in December 2023, consolidating leadership across the group's OTA brands.

By the mid-2020s the brand reported having facilitated more than 30 million journeys and serving more than three million customers annually, with a stated focus on AI adoption across booking and service operations.