FlightHub Group Inc. (Momentum Ventures)

Who owns JustFly and FlightHub?

Both brands are owned by FlightHub Group Inc., a private Montreal company that also operates under the name Momentum Ventures. Henri Chelhot is CEO.

Is FlightHub Group a public company?

No. It is privately held with no stock listing and no published financial statements.

Did FlightHub Group go bankrupt?

It filed for creditor protection under Canada's CCAA in May 2020 after COVID-19 collapsed bookings, completed a court-sanctioned restructuring, and exited proceedings in May 2021. It continued operating throughout.

Where is FlightHub Group based?

Montreal, Quebec, Canada, at 3333 Côte-Vertu Boulevard. Its brands serve Canadian customers (FlightHub) and US customers (JustFly), plus Flygreen and CruiseHub.

Why was the company sued?

In 2020 the San Francisco City Attorney sued alleging deceptive drip pricing: advertised airfares that grew through mandatory fees disclosed late in the booking process. The case became a cited example in US junk-fee policy discussions.

The group's foundations sit in Montreal's travel technology cluster. Momentum Ventures was established in 2014 as a holding company for a set of online travel brands, with FlightHub already operating as the group's flagship Canadian OTA and JustFly launching the same year as its US counterpart.

Growth through the mid-2010s made the pair among the busiest independent flight-booking sites in North America, built on metasearch positioning and fee-based revenue. The complaint record grew alongside: in 2019 the Better Business Bureau posted a consumer alert covering both brands after a pattern of reports about fees, refunds, and post-booking price changes.

Early 2020 brought the two events that define the company's public history. In January the San Francisco City Attorney sued, alleging the agencies advertised artificially low airfares and then added mandatory fees late in checkout, in violation of California consumer protection law. In May, with COVID-19 having cut new reservations by more than 90%, FlightHub Group Inc. and five related entities, including JustFly Inc. and JustFly Corp., obtained an initial order under the CCAA from the Quebec Superior Court, with MNP Ltd. appointed monitor.

The restructuring produced a court-sanctioned plan of arrangement in spring 2021, and the CCAA proceedings were terminated with the monitor discharged in May 2021. The company continued operating throughout under court supervision.

Post-restructuring, the group rebranded its corporate identity toward Momentum Ventures, added Flygreen in private jet charter and CruiseHub in cruises, and invested in AI-supported customer service and product. Henri Chelhot leads the group as CEO across all brands from the Montreal headquarters.

The Momentum Ventures name functions as the public-facing identity for recruitment and partnerships while FlightHub Group Inc. remains the legal parent. This dual naming is common in Canadian tech: the holding entity carries the legal structure and the venture name carries the employer brand.

Entity-level, the structure reflects the two-market strategy: Canadian-incorporated operating companies for the domestic business, JustFly Corp. for the US market, and SSFP Corp. and 11644670 Canada Inc. as related entities in the group filings. All were included in the 2020 CCAA proceeding, meaning the whole structure restructured together rather than piecemeal.

The group's public record is among the most litigated in North American online travel. The 2020 San Francisco City Attorney lawsuit alleged deceptive drip pricing: headline airfares that excluded mandatory fees revealed late in checkout, plus practices around seat selection and post-booking charges. The case named FlightHub and JustFly explicitly and became a reference point in US junk-fee policy debate.

The 2019 Better Business Bureau consumer alert documented a complaint pattern covering refunds, cancellations, and price changes across both OTAs. And the May 2020 CCAA filing, while resolved in 2021, is a matter of public insolvency record.

The company has stated it improved fee disclosure and customer service since restructuring. As of November 2026 no comparable new enforcement action is on record, though the complaint volume on review platforms remains elevated relative to peers.